Sentence examples for evil virtue from inspiring English sources

Second, Spinoza attempts to show that moral concepts, such as the concepts of good and evil, virtue, and perfection, have a basis in human psychology.

No one -- most decidedly not the murderous Macbeths -- represents evil or virtue incarnate.

This would be, if ever there was, a conflict between darkness and light, evil and virtue.

But only if the West is not paralysed by fear or drawn further into the clash of evil against virtue espoused by democrats and jihadists alike.

The archetype of the brave cowboy who acts alone to fight evil, defend virtue and establish order in a chaotic world is deeply impressed on the American psyche.

It is because of radical evil that virtue implies struggle and demands strength.

Sure, it's cropped up in conversations about The Evils and Virtues of Grammar Schools (I grew up in Kent where grammars still roam the earth) as well as those about Colours I Will Never Wear Again – maroon and light blue, my school's uniform, meaning I could never be a West Ham fan.

George Fabyan on the Plainfield Patch writes about the issue, There is no middle ground in the debate between the "naturalists" and the big seed companies over the touted evils and virtues, respectively, of genetically modified organisms.

He is virtue, evil and ham in about equal quantities".

Like her mother's religion, Carrie's violence comes off not as evil but as virtue gone mad.

But the bigger Google gets, the more such complaints will resonate with a public perception that the company whose motto is "Don't be evil" is, by virtue of its sheer size, becoming evil anyway.