Sentence examples for imagining evil from inspiring English sources
Imagining evil of this magnitude simply does not come naturally to the American character, which is why, even after we are repeatedly confronted with it, we keep reverting to our natural, naïvely optimistic selves.
The great conundrum of postnihilism may lie right there in the difficulty, not of imagining a world without God, but of imagining evil without a devil.
No, I don't blame President Bush at all for his failure to imagine evil.
So I don't fault the president for not having imagined evil of this magnitude.
Even if all the raw intelligence signals had been shared among the F.B.I., the C.I.A. and the White House, I'm convinced that there was no one there who would have put them all together, who would have imagined evil on the scale Osama bin Laden did.
"Good can imagine Evil but Evil cannot imagine Good".―W.―W
To guard against this imagined evil we must then prepare for war, with no amount of money for the Pentagon being too much to spend for our protection.
It's a response to an educational mugging by right-wing politicians, who enacted a state law in 2010 outlawing curriculums that "advocate ethnic solidarity," among other imagined evils.
His life was given renewed meaning in discovering the cosmic war of Christian activists against the imagined evils of secular politics in the United States.
The spirit wedding crashers, as you might imagine, are evil.
