Sentence examples for longer evil from inspiring English sources
"Unfortunately," Nietzsche complained of his epoch while looking into his own heart, "man is no longer evil enough".
In the mini-series, the Cylons are still responsible for driving the human race to the brink of extinction, but, Mr. Moore said, "they are no longer evil for evil's sake".
Rather, he would have to be prepared "not to be good," and to be ready to perform evil, not because evil was no longer evil, but because it was sometimes necessary to further an end that was central for Machiavelli, an end that amounts to the unifying idea of his thought: the strength and well-ordering of the state.
Post brain tumor, he is no longer evil, more ruthless than evil.
In it, Job no longer eschews evil; he shuns it.
"Government is no longer an evil force that, anytime it starts to move, has to be chopped back," said Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York.
Chávez responds with what Jean Valjean's savior, the Bishop of Digne, says: "Jean Valjean, my brother, you belong no longer to evil, but to good.
Stepmothers are potent literary targets, even if we no longer reflexively attach "evil" to them.
It does bring a measure of comfort that the mastermind of the Sept. 11 tragedy and the face of global terror can no longer spread his evil".
Question the policy, and you no longer believe in evil -- which is the same, in this context, as not believing in God.
