Sentence examples for for every evil from inspiring English sources
– Winston Churchill "A canter is a cure for every evil".
If the songs that aren't about relationships collapsing or Jack White swearing himself off women are to be believed, the fairer sex are basically responsible for every evil in the world, up to and including causing lifeboats to deflate with their high-heeled shoes.
For every evil under the sun, There is a remedy, or there is none, If there be one, try and find it, If there be none, never mind it.
The National Peasant Party leader Iuliu Maniu railed against the "sinister Jewish influence at the palace" that was "responsible for almost every evil in this country". Her Jewish origins marked her especially for vilification by the principal Romanian fascist organization, the Iron Guard.
"Didn't you think I would get upset being told I'm descended from the Devil and responsible for just about every evil deed the world has ever known?" Richard finally demands, exasperated.
In a theodicy, the project is not to account for each and every evil, but to provide an overarching framework within which to understand at least roughly how the evil that occurs is part of some overall good for instance, the overcoming of evil is itself a great good.
As I shall use that term, this involves the thesis that, for every actual evil found in the world, one can describe some state of affairs that it is reasonable to believe exists, and which is such that, if it exists, will provide an omnipotent and omniscient being with a morally sufficient reason for allowing the evil in question.
When I heard the part that I sampled — ("For every evil under the sun, There is a remedy, or there is none, If there be one, try and find it, If there be none, never mind it") which is from The Mother Goose nursery rhyme dating back to 1700's, I knew straight away that I wanted to chop it up.
