Sentence examples for evil suggests from inspiring English sources
But the history of American crusading, even against unmistakable evil, suggests that it can be more effective to start from a position of humility.
Morrow insists that evil is larger than wrong: "Evil suggests a mysterious force that may be in business for itself and may exploit human agency as part of a larger cosmic conflict".
What would people think of me if I abandoned them all at this stage?" As usual, Christopher is using his work as an excuse for his Jamesian reluctance to make an emotional commitment, but his inflated sense of his own importance in the worldwide fight against evil suggests that he is also suffering from severe delusions.
Right now, the way in which the Tories are being evil suggests they're on their way out of power – indeed, that they've already basically lost it.
Avoiding evil suggested a pretty low bar, but the vow itself — along with the founders' boast that "our business practices are beyond reproach" — was an invitation to find contrary examples.
That came from the russet eye makeup, in the little capes tied with velvet bows and in the feeling that the patchworks of floral prints were what the French would describe as "Les Fleurs du Mal" or "flowers of evil," suggesting Charles Baudelaire's poetry of decadent eroticism.
Roy Moore, for whom Bannon campaigned in Alabama late last year, called homosexuality "inherently evil," suggested sodomy laws be brought back, claimed the Bible as the law of the land and was removed twice as chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court ― the second time for ordering probate judges in the state not to follow the Supreme Court's Obergefell ruling on marriage equality.
But this was not because the Nazis were the greater evil, he suggests.
The bulk of the work in "Mirroring Evil" smugly suggests that we are in denial about Nazism's seductive resources.
It is an analysis that reduces Africa to simple notions of good versus evil, and suggests that outsiders hold the key to finding solutions".
Titled "Live Evil," it suggests a kind of weapon-twirling Kabuki cyborg or a Cubist bodhisattva and is superbly cross-cultural and in a visual, instantly accessible manner.
