Sentence examples for generate evil from inspiring English sources
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It illustrates the missing-arms aspect of the larger phenomenon that came to be called "blowback," the ways in which American money and guns for the anti-Soviet mujahedeen in Afghanistan from 1979 to 1989 generated evil winds that blew back on the United States.
That Facebook would employ public information supplied by its users to generate revenue is hardly evil.
Also known as consequentialist ethics, it is opposed to deontological ethics (from the Greek deon, "duty"), which holds that the basic standards for an action's being morally right are independent of the good or evil generated.
"I don't think the character, in particular, generates its own evil.
He predicted that, after the War, the world would undergo "a second industrial revolution" – an "automatic age" with "enormous potential for good and for evil" that would generate a staggering number of new ethical challenges and opportunities.
In so characterizing love Moore was applying one of four recursive principles he used to generate higher-level intrinsic goods and evils from an initial base-set of goods and evils.
The habit of walking in another's shoes has the same objective, not to generate envy, but to be better protected against the evil eye.
And the Giant sees this evil born, and seems to be trying—I think voluntarily to generate an antidote.
Rodgers has implanted his doctrine of free will into the DNA of Cypress, where he impresses on his workers the virtues of generating wealth and the evil of government regulation.
