Sentence examples for evil hope from inspiring English sources

Marcel also emphasizes the mysterious (as distinguished from the empirically problematic) character of love, evil, hope, freedom, and, above all, being.

A paper-thin wall within a grungy East Village apartment building separates good and evil, hope and despair and Eastern and Western practice in the slightly self-enamored yet generally affecting "1/3".

Camus relies for this line of thought on Nietzsche's discussion of Pandora's Box in Human, All Too Human: all the evils of humankind, including plagues and disease, have been let loose on the world by Zeus, but the remaining evil, hope, is kept hidden away in the box and treasured.

It is not morally acceptable to do evil hoping that good may eventually result from it.

But they have accepted the short-term presence of US forces in Afghanistan as a "lesser evil", hoping it will work as a stabilising force that could keep militancy confined within Afghan borders.

(Despite our secret evil hopes for a juicy feud, it seems like Blake's Gucci gig didn't result in a dramatic fallout with Karl).

Evil, evil, evil.

With the definitive triumph of good over evil comes hope.

It's the balance of good and evil – I hope that it doesn't affect us and luckily we have the branding and the power at this point that I think it won't.

For the sake of the Catholic LGBT youth in northeastern Wisconsin, many of whom grow up falsely believing, like I did, that they're "intrinsically evil," I hope as many churches as possible do exactly that.

I gave it the evil eye, hoping lightning would strike it Slightly off-centre work came from Sally Keith (The Fact of the Matter) and Marjorie Welish (In the Futurity Lounge).