Sentence examples for necessarily evil from inspiring English sources

We are not existentially anti-corporate, we don't believe that entrepreneurship itself is necessarily evil.

"Size is not necessarily evil," Mr. Ackermann said at a conference in London.

It helps me not see perpetrators of prejudice as necessarily evil, or targets of prejudice as necessarily victims.

"They're really ugly," said Robert LiMandri, the city's buildings commissioner, "but they're a necessarily evil for construction".

But as we've been told so many times in the Potter movies and books, Slytherins are not necessarily evil.

While they are not necessarily evil, they belong to the hordes commanded by Iblīs, the devil, who is also called in Arabic ash-Shayṭān.

Law firm attorneys and librarians themselves freely admit that Westlaw and Lexis as necessarily evils, more focused on extracting incremental revenue with the exquisite precision of a proctologist than on delivery value that exceeds the cost of their products (the true measure of a useful business).

This is not necessarily an evil process.

It is necessarily an evil thing considered in any light".

"I don't think capitalism is necessarily totally evil".

It is necessarily an evil thing considered in any light". U.S. Pres.