Sentence examples for ignored evil from inspiring English sources

In a recent op-ed piece in Time magazine, former NBA All-Star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar noted that the symbiotic connection between race and poverty remains a persistent, yet largely ignored evil in America.

Just because we ignore evil does not mean that it ceases to exist.

It can't be better to ignore evil, or to pretend that it's something apart from our humanity.

Card and Kekes argue that it is more dangerous to ignore evil than to try to understand it (Card 1996 and 2010; Kekes 1990).

The more we ignore evil, the more we condemn ourselves to ignoring the obvious.

It asks us to leave our simplistic notions of good and evil at the door and to recognize that in our new and dangerous world, we cannot ignore evil.

For more than eighty years, Natchez has had an annual "pilgrimage" to its antebellum mansions, featuring each evening a Confederate Pageant that glorified the "Lost Cause" and totally ignored the evils of slavery.

William James, the American philosopher and psychologist, in his book The Varieties of Religious Experience, differentiated two types of religion according to the attitude toward life the religion of healthy-mindedness, which minimizes or ignores the evil of existence, and that of morbid-mindedness, which considers evil as the very essence of life.

Ignore his evil, mean and useless attempts at belittling you and maiming your self esteem.

We can't be decent people at home while ignoring the evils of the world.

Now controlling both houses of Congress, why have Republicans ignored the twin evils of Obamacare: broccoli and death panels?