Sentence examples for inherent evil from inspiring English sources
Political parties were "an inherent evil of free governments".
Mankind, it seems, is beset with plenty of inherent evil and requires no outside agency to foment more.
But the Soviets believed in the inherent evil of America just as firmly as Ronald Reagan believed it of them.
Regardless of what was expected of the fourth book, there was no denying the inherent evil of those few slow-moving remaining hours.
Those who love Wagner's music are not being seduced by its inherent evil but by its transcendent truth about the mysteries of human love.
There's not a lot known about this one, other than that it deals with "the devil, or the inherent evil of mankind".
I won't bang on about the benefits of feudal living or the inherent evils of change.
Her first published novel, We the Living (1936), was a romantic tragedy in which Soviet totalitarianism epitomized the inherent evils of collectivism, which she understood as the subordination of individual interests to those of the state.
In the months and years following, I wrote many articles — thankfully, all now deleted — about the inherent evils of "prostitution".
"Fast food in and of itself is not at all necessarily a problem or insult for developmentally mature or healthy adults," said Dr. Peter Pressman, an internist with the Navy Medical Corps in Jacksonville, Fla ."If the caloric input — regardless of composition — is not excessive, there's no inherent physiologic evil".
