Sentence examples for evil facing from inspiring English sources

At the time of Israel's creation in 1948, Franco still identified the Jews, along with Masons and Communists, as the great evil facing Spain.

How can these shabab be afraid after their attempt on the interior ministry down the road – when for three days they surged against that fortress of evil, facing bullets and gas?

Sanders' position is not unreasonable; though the differences between Trump and Clinton are often overstated, Clinton is undoubtedly the lesser evil facing those who believe in power-balancing policy.

See no evil, face no liability.

Loneliness has been identified as one of the modern evils facing public services.

William Beveridge's welfare state was established to tackle five "giant evils" facing society.

Over the next five weeks, the Guardian's Society Professionals section – a new space for people working in public services – will revisit the evils facing public services today: digital exclusion, inequality, chronic disease, underemployment and squalor.

The sweeping law, written in the wake of the Enron scandal, has served as a scapegoat for all the evils facing corporate America since it was passed in 2002.

If, as Dobson and his fellow travelers believe, these are indeed the two greatest evils facing mankind, it seems odd that Jesus never mentioned either.

In fact, the response has been so positive that it's inspired Alabamans to figure out how to use this same way of thinking to come up with ways to defend against other terrifying evils facing schools today.

If we learned anything from the Civil Rights Movement, it's that racism has transformed and persists as a mutation of the evils faced before, and the same will continue to be true of homophobia unless we act together.