Sentence examples for evil to develop from inspiring English sources

Second-century philosopher and theologian Irenaeus, after whom the theodicy is named, proposed a two-stage creation process in which humans require free will and the experience of evil to develop.

The part of me that has been conditioned by this kind of storytelling wants the F.B.I. agent Holden Ford, once he has been touched by evil, to become at least a little evil himself — to develop a shoe fetish, or a violent temperament.

This invasion has overextended American forces, at best has created a loss of respect of the United States around the world, given countries with actual militaries in Mr. Bush's "axis of evil" incentive to develop nuclear weapons as a deterrent to military strikes, and tied up American forces that may have otherwise added compelling strength to political negotiations.

The proposal is the first comprehensive guidance issued by the government to tackle bioterrorism concerns stemming from the rapidly developing synthetic genomics industry, which some security experts believe could allow terrorist groups or lone evil-doers to develop bioweapons simply with materials purchased over the Internet.

"Those who one day called Iran and Syria part of 'the axis of evil' now want to develop relations with Iran and Syria," he said.

This is an evil man that we're dealing with, and I wouldn't put it past him to develop evil weapons to try to harm civilisation as we know it".

There's simply no reason for developers to develop for a company that is evil to them.

President Bush has branded Iraq as being part of an "axis of evil" that is seeking to develop weapons of mass destruction.

On this day in 2002, U.S. President George W. Bush, delivering a State of the Union address, described Iraq, Iran, and North Korea as an "axis of evil" for their attempts to develop nuclear, chemical, or biological weaponry.

But we should not be fooled into thinking that a one-time strike will make Saddam see the evil in his desire to develop deadly weapons and use them against his neighbors, not to mention his own people.

And on Friday, Chavez hosted President Mohammad Khatami of Iran, a nation that has a secretive nuclear program and has been labeled by Bush as part of an "axis of evil". "Iran has every right... to develop atomic energy and to continue its research in that area," Chavez said at a joint appearance with Khatami.