Sentence examples for evil defined in from inspiring English sources

He couldn't help noticing the three kinds of evil defined in a pamphlet handed out to foreigners: "too much money from tourism, or the imbalance number between locals and visitors, or the local people who think about moneymaking work".

The Authority Figure is often an example of how "evil" is defined in terms of context.

In a speech to 2,500 marines at this sprawling base north of San Diego, Mr. Cheney defended President Bush's decision to single out those three countries as an "axis of evil," defining a new phase in Washington's war against terror.

"Do you think good and evil can only be defined in opposition to each other?" he asks his year 11s.

Good and evil are more clearly defined in Tolkien's vision, shaped by closeness to the two world wars of the 20th Century.

Now, how are the moral concepts of good, evil, right and wrong understood or defined in African ethics?

However, he rejected Plato's theory that the good was defined in terms of a transcendent form of the good, holding instead that good and evil are in a way relative to the organism, that is, to its natural end.

For most secular thinkers, what has been defined as evil in the past is the expression of social ills that can in principle be remedied.

Thus, Prince Ghica had endorsed education in Romanian and, in one of his official firmans, defined teaching in Greek as "the foundation of evils" (temelia răutăţilor).

According to the ethics of the Banyarwanda, "That is good (or evil) which tradition has defined as good (or evil)" (J. J. Maquet, loc. cit).

The words "good" and "evil" are so strictly defined by each of us in our own way that it's almost impossible to accept shades of gray.