But what he gives with one hand he takes away with the other, for in almost every instance he concludes that "normalisation" produced its opposite, namely a renewed insistence on the historical uniqueness and evil essence of Nazism.
Pirates are pervasive in Beaufort, North Carolina, their evil essence committed to wax mannequins and cardboard cutouts at the North Carolina Maritime Museum.
The most pernicious element of this evil essence is the domination and annihilation of individuality and freedom, which are essential to human nature.
Here evil is essence and will come back.
But in his influential analysis of anxiety, he brings together the two key ideas of Augustinian theodicy: that evil is, in essence, negativity, and that it is a consequence of freedom.
Vigilant reflection on even one's remote responsibility for evil acts is the essence of morality.
In contrast, Mr. Bush cast them as the essence of evil.
This man is the essence of evil, and the picture was almost Christ-like, suggesting that he is the victor.
They are the very essence of evil, returned to Bly, the governess fears, to defile the children in some way.
