Sentence examples for obvious evil from inspiring English sources
The National League for Democracy, the opposition party led by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, acknowledges that "the callous expectation of sex tourists presents an obvious evil".
Maybe it's all a silly, futile argument, a fool's game to point up the obvious evil of such products.
Once again, moral clarity about an obvious evil may blind us to subtler threats to "our" values.
And then you build that up into an argument of, that there's war going on between obvious good and obvious evil, and any discussion about any gray area is some kind of moral equivalency; it means you're insensitive, it means you're saying the same.
But the fragmentary forms and skittering attention of her poems suggest that 21st-century activist poetry may face some novel challenges, since it is obliged not only to bear witness to obvious evils but also to elucidate more subtle, tangled and disguised patterns of injustice.
The film has plenty to say about both the time in which it is set as well as today's political climate, and it condemns the obvious evils of slavery without painting those who opposed it as squeaky-clean saints.
But in saying that, and in looking for messages, it's easy to be misled by the apparent or obvious resolutions: evil was overcome, human nature is competitive, you only live once – and the like.
Luckily, Tovay says, the physical symptoms are usually obvious when an evil spirit attaches itself to a person: nausea, scratches, superhuman strength.
And so I am talking about the people who are of average moral character, not the ones who have a clearly obvious leaning toward evil or good.
Sure the story is really nothing new, albeit updated with a topical eco-friendly theme, complete with a predictable love story and obvious good versus evil polarity, but the film is more a visual feast than a character study.
