Sentence examples for inevitably evil from inspiring English sources
This does not mean that they are inevitably evil or that they do not make essential economic contributions to society.
"He concluded that anything shaped by natural selection was inevitably evil because selfish organisms outproduced those that weren't selfish," Dr. Nesse said.
If any AI is given the vastness of human creation to study at lightning speed, will it inevitably turn evil?
He evidently views "Star Trek" as a phenomenon of the turbulent '60s that offered a reassuring vision of a future in which good inevitably triumphs over evil. .
Fear of falling victim to such asymmetric evil will, inevitably, plague the minds of the 9m passengers who take to the skies each day.
It's a story that includes the spread of Wahhabism (no wasabi jokes, thank you); the oversimplification of the world, by Reagan and Bush (Sr) and Bush Jr and Blairintointo a kind of fairytale of good v evil; the banks, inevitably; Bin Laden and 9/11 too, also inevitably; and now Islamic State, who want pretty much exactly what the Wahhabists wanted over half a century ago.
"The Exception" contains rich and contradictory accounts of what evil is and inevitably raises questions it never fully answers.
In Suicide Squad itself, archaeologist June Moone (Cara Delevingne) gets punished for her professional curiosity when she's taken over by the evil Enchantress, who (inevitably) parades around in the almost altogether.
In Lynne Ramsay's brilliant film of the book We Need to Talk About Kevin by Lionel Shriver, we meet a child who will inevitably be described as is "pure evil".
With its feelgood mix of adventure and the comfortable morality of lovable urchins up against an evil system, the movie is inevitably being described as a Brazilian Slumdog Millionaire.
