Sentence examples for form of wickedness from inspiring English sources

But one form of wickedness he decried haunts us still, proud and unrepentant: the lawyer.

Such felonious deeds should not be seen as a "discounted form of genocide" but as an extreme form of wickedness; they were, after all, the precise charges against the Nazis convicted at Nuremberg.The starting point for any definition of genocide is clear and fairly familiar.

God Himself hates every form of wickedness as harmful to mankind.

Robertson has made a string of such comments over several years equating homosexuality with every kind of wickedness, including murder.

Certainly, the mistreatment of women is one of the longest-running forms of human wickedness in our histories and cultures, down into the present.

The Lodsilungur are described as inedible fish that overwhelm rivers and are a form of punishment for human wickedness.

But, extremes of wickedness aside, destroying monuments because those they represent are forgotten or despised is a form of denial, a contemporary vandalism.

Pointing out that medieval Latin often uses words for "striped" and "varied" synonymously, he tells us that the culture of the Middle Ages disapproved of variation: "The noun form of varietas itself serves to designate deception, wickedness and leprosy all at once".

"Is it an act of wickedness, or what?

He talked a long time of wickedness and sin.

There is no intimation of wickedness, of deliberate wrongdoing.