Sentence examples for evil war from inspiring English sources

Albert Camus turned the spread of evil ideas during World War II into a viral infection in his devastating novel "The Plague".

"That's still the evidence to show it was an evil war – it was imperialism … if it was not a war of invasion, why did they bomb our bridge?" asked the 78-year-old Chinese veteran.

Jean Bethke Elshtain, a philosopher of politics and religion whose erudite writings on good and evil, war and peace, and the moral imperative of American global military engagement made her an intellectual beacon for neoconservative policy makers in the post-9/11 era, died on Sunday in Nashville.

In one of his last big speeches, a year before he was assassinated, King had argued "that if our nation can spend $35bn a year to fight an unjust, evil war in Vietnam, and $20bn to put a man on the moon, it can spend billions of dollars to put God's children on their own two feet right here on earth".

Now those evil "war on Christmas" people can't complain that the display is exclusively Christian.

He had the courage to oppose an evil war and to come out against LBJ for the nomination.

But a majority of the rebels are children and young people barely out of their teens, who fight evil wars for lack of viable options.

No matter how evil wars and their brutal aftermath is, the truth is that what emerges afterword are often larger, more cohesive and peaceful societies with lower homicide rates.

In 1950 our reviewer, Hillis Mills, called this a "tense, well-written hare-and-hounds thriller," as well as "a complex examination of character under stress and a sort of parable of good and evil warring for the human spirit".

They represent evil and war".

"There is no place in Chechnya for those who bring evil and war to the republic," he said in January.