Sentence examples for evil perception from inspiring English sources
I do, however, believe that there is one facet of business today in America that I think promotes the "evil" perception.
Drastic policy changes addressing the 'social evil' perception of IDUs, FSWs, and PLHIV are needed to improve the utilisation of HIV/AIDS essential services and to make HIV/AIDS intervention efforts effective.
The government policy based on the "social evil" perception is a case in point here, where the majority of HIV infected in Viet Nam, i.e. the injecting drug users and sex workers, is declared a social evil.
Analysts point out that much of the public's "evil empire" perception of Microsoft is tied to Gates, and that his diminished role may ease some of those concerns.
In Viet Nam drug use is not only illegal, it is a "social evil", a perception deeply embedded in Viet Nam's culture and social norms [ 13, 14].
It takes humility to recognize the way good and evil exceed our perceptions of them--we see through a glass darkly, as the New Testament put it, and one of the greatest tasks in life is to simply recognize what's good and live accordingly.
One religion-oriented exploration of Marx's thought that stresses his perception of evil is that of the French philosopher, Michel Henry (1922 2002).
If it is just about the money, there will be acts that support the perception of evil.
For Zaccaria, Augustine's perception of evil as a privation did not satisfactorily answer the questions of modern society as to why suffering exists.
Superficially, the simulation argument bears some resemblance to the one made by René Descartes, in the seventeenth century, that there could be an undetectable "evil demon" shaping our perceptions.
