Sentence examples for evil notions from inspiring English sources
"If I really had the evil notions that people think I have, I would have put Burton and Buyer together," Mr. Mahern said.
That is, there is a fundamental asymmetry between moral good and moral evil – a notion very foreign to any version of utilitarian or post-utilitarian consequentialist or "proportionalist" ethics.
"With dualistic conceptions of good and evil and hierarchical notions of values and worth," Mr. Sanders wrote in an essay for the Web site Religion Dispatches, "it becomes easy to know who it is O.K. to hate or bully, or, seemingly more benignly, to ignore.
Ms. Berman said the themes that interested her network most were the opposition between good and evil and the notion that looks can be deceptive.
That's a "don't be evil," touchy-feely notion, but it comes from a need to set up Google's future business opportunities globally.
It explores the duality in all, the good, the evil, and the notion that somehow they can be separated.
The sense of justice on display in the tabloid press is mired in notions of evil and retribution.
In her discussion, two notions of evil seem to confront each other: the post-Auschwitz and the pre-Lisbon.
This coexists with the remnants of traditional religions, which are imbued with patriarchal systems and ancestral notions of evil embodied in witches and sorcerers.
Norway has been linked to grandiose notions of evil for centuries.
