Sentence examples for palpable evil from inspiring English sources
The contrast would be to a God of the sort Mansel proposed, one Just beyond all human justice, a principle of Goodness that creates the world in its image and therefore whose existence requires us to deny that the palpable evil that we find really is evil.
And, as in our current moment, those in positions of power jockeyed around that palpable evil for their own advantage, some of them throwing their own people under the bus to save their necks and fortunes.
Clearly, to address the palpable evils of the world, international institutions are not yet up to the task.
And as Cicero looks at the body, his slave Tiro feels himself "to be in the presence of Evil – Evil as a palpable force, as potent as lightning".
In his philosophy, there is room for sentiment, and in this book he makes good and evil palpable, and palpably intertwined.
There is an almost palpable tide of evil, as Mario and the others are literally overwhelmed with murdered bodies now piling up in hospital corridors.
As I got closer to the school, I felt in my bones a palpable sense of evil, that something monstrous had taken place there and it gave me the chills.
Goodness, for Levi, was palpable and comprehensible, but evil was palpable and incomprehensible.
His performance was well received by critics; Entertainment Weekly's Owen Gleiberman, wrote that Eckhart "may be playing a bit of an ideal but he makes goodness as palpable as he did yuppie evil in 'In the Company of Men'".
There is a palpable sense of honour to the evil that pervades A Kiss Before Dying (1953), the novel that television drama enabled Levin to write.
