Sentence examples for matter of evil from inspiring English sources
This is not a matter of evil employers' refusing to hire the ugly: in our roles as workers, customers and potential lovers we are all responsible for these effects.
It is a matter of "evil".
His descent into a nervy, incapable wreck across the series – "Are you sacking us?" he asks Ashley, in a kind of weird attempt to normalise a boss/worker relationship – has been the balance to Tommy's matter-of-fact evil.
It's not a matter of being evil – it's just a matter of being wrong.
But the retired general Wesley Clark spoke bluntly to Wolf Blitzer: "War is a matter of relative evils.
The question still awaits an answer, but "Nuremberg" shows that the essential nature of the Nazi regime was never in doubt: the arrogance, the dishonesty, the matter-of-fact embrace of evil.
As for the play, Lichtblau deliberately poses more questions than she answers, concluding with a strikingly cynical and relativistic "message" that skirts an important point: In matters of human evil, black is sometimes simply black.
Why? Meanwhile – like anything else matters – the mystery of Evil Vera's death is close to being solved.
It is a matter of good and evil, and heaven and hell.
It's a matter of survival, not evil; it's rare to find someone who wishes to conquer the galaxy.
"I hate to say it this way, but it was a matter of time before evil stomped on us.
