Sentence examples for evil leads from inspiring English sources

Neo-conservative rhetoric on good and evil leads the way.

From a scientific perspective, the difficulty of explaining evil leads to doubts about the usefulness of the concept.

As should be clear at this point, the problem of evil leads quite naturally to the problem of divine silence/hiddenness.

And his apparent credulity, appears inconsistent with his otherwise rational philosophy, though it must be said that belief in witchcraft was (a) not unusual in his time, and (b) was entirely consistent with the theory of spirit according to which to deny the existence of spirits good or evil, leads, logically to the denial of the existence of God.

Then there is David Wenham, whose head-turning performance, powered by a refusal to make Brett two dimensionally evil, led to his cinematic breakthrough.

As Laura Miller wrote in Salon: "In Kyle's version of the Iraq war, the parties consisted of Americans, who are good by virtue of being American, and fanatic Muslims whose 'savage, despicable evil' led them to want to kill Americans simply because they are Christians".

I should have "gotten" this long ago by the phrase that precedes "deliver us from evil": "lead us not into temptation".

Speaking in a televised address, al-Houthi went on to describe Hadi as a "puppet in the hands of forces of evil, led by the United States".

Man's fortune is unstable, warnings are heeded too late, one evil deed leads to another, hubris is succeeded by nemesis.

Dostoyevsky's first masterpiece, the novel is a psychological analysis of the poor student Raskolnikov, whose theory that humanitarian ends justify evil means leads him to murder a St . Petersburgpawnbroker.

To Stringell, Flagg's disappearance at the end of The Stand shows that "evil ultimately leads nowhere".