Sentence examples for evil form of from inspiring English sources
While anti-Semitism has always been the active, evil form of extreme traditionalist ideology — get them out of here and we'll be pure — Houellebecq's half-infatuated fascination with Islam has always been the more fatalist form.
While anti-Semitism has always been the active, evil form of extreme traditionalist ideology get them out of here and we'll be pure Houellebecq's half-infatuated fascination with Islam has always been the more fatalist form.
So it was in Mumbai on the evening of July 11th, when a series of seven explosions on trains and at two stations killed close to 200 people, and wounded 700 more (see article).It is hard to think of a more cowardly and evil form of attack than this.
We can only hope that this evil form of advertising does not spread beyond Texas.
And untold numbers of Palestinian children will be offered up by the twisted terrorists in the most evil form of modern child sacrifice.
Remember that over-the-top, evil forms of revenge usually backfire.
We saw the face of evil form in plumes of smoke and ash.
In an essay entitled The Objects of Education published in the school magazine, Foot offered a template for a complete education for boys, which included teaching them to distinguish clearly between good and evil, form a habit of choosing good over evil, think logically, express their thoughts and views clearly, and maintain a healthy body.
Probably the most famous remark about "Paradise Lost" is William Blake's judgment that Milton was "of the Devil's party without knowing it," and since the Romantics many critics have sought to save Satan's soul by making his evil a form of Promethean good.
Nietzsche's philosophy, positing ideas of the "transvaluation of values" and a new morality "beyond good and evil", formed the ideological subtext of modernist experimentation across the arts.
In Lesson 6, "The Problem of Evil," delivered at a university in Amsterdam, Costello flirts with censorship, arguing that there ought to be limits to the novelist's right to depict evil, particularly when evil takes the form of torture.
