Sentence examples for evils exist from inspiring English sources
We can only pretend to know what evils exist within the downy underbelly of pigeon racing, but it could be fun to guess.
In his masterpiece, Political Justice (1793), Godwin not only presents the classic anarchist argument that authority is against nature and that social evils exist because men are not free to act according to reason, he also sketches out a decentralized society composed of small autonomous communities, or parishes.
But if such a being exists, then it seems initially puzzling why various evils exist.
He's alive so long as these evils exist.
Secondly, apparent evils exist as a consequent of nature's goodness, thus it was necessary for the human skull to be made from small and thin bones for reasons of utility, but this superior utility meant that the skull is vulnerable to blows.
Good and evil exist in the same self, which can be physically made into two men.
An encounter with an alien vessel forces everyone to confront the age-old question: how can evil exist in a divinely ordered universe?
"Does evil exist?" he asked each candidate, and if so, "Should we ignore it, negotiate with it, contain it or defeat it?" One really has to quote the transcript extensively to get the full flavor of the two replies: "Evil does exist," Mr. Obama began.
"Who knows," he writes, "what existence might be like if we all decided to strive for the best?" His many years of study fostered in him a conviction that good and evil exist, and that we can discern them without recourse to any particular religious authority.
I personally find it hard to be sure whether good and evil exist beyond humanity.
