Sentence examples for presumed evil from inspiring English sources
In fact, building a society the Shaftesbury way is not a matter of imprisoning a presumed evil spirit of mankind.
"Conferry is a disaster!" He made no mention of the government's own failure to apply regulatory correctives.Mr Chávez's penchant for nationalisation as a presumed panacea for the evils of the private sector is seen by many specialists as part of the problem, rather than the solution.
It is a reductionist thesis about law's normative character, maintaining that the normativity of law consists in the subjects' ability to predict the chances of incurring punishment or evil and their presumed desire to avoid it.
And the full force of the American legal system and media machine was deployed against a group of young men who were presumed to embody all the evils of America's demons of racism and sexism.
We must emphasize that at the time we banned the evil arsenic for the presumed less harmful DDT which later followed in the same steps.
His team's research will be published later this year, but Kaufman strongly believes it is wrong to presume the same evils of tablets as televisions.
It tells the story of the evil Melmotte, a foreign financier, presumed to be Jewish, and of his rise to Parliament and power.
Instead of constantly being accused of having evil motives, I'd be presumed to have noble intentions no matter how much the actual content of my policy proposals was at odds with such claims.
Usually presumed to be in the employ of evil short-sellers (see below).
And did their fervor not have an evil counterpart in the zeal of the presumed attackers?
