Sentence examples for real evil from inspiring English sources
They have a cult of real evil there.
That movement is what gives you a real evil sound that conjures up dark, fantastic images.
"Imaginary evil is romantic and varied; real evil is gloomy, monotonous, barren, boring," said Simone Weil.
The essay implied that corrupt politicians were the real evil and that the tax-evading businessmen were just smart.
More likely the film's real evil-doer is the one we never see.
The real evils of life in southern California, he says, are things like "the separation of the workplace from the home".
This strategy may be interpreted as arguing either that there are no real evils in the world (i.e., only apparent evils) or that there are real evils in the world but they are all necessary evils — without which the whole system of nature would not be so perfect (Cp. D, 10.5 7/194; EU, 8.34/101).
I'm happy to have played a small part during a moment in American history that I believe will be regarded as a defining moment, when the real evil-doers amongst us began to finally have their masks pried away for the first time, in the middle of what will be seen as one of the darkest periods this country has ever known.
And in turn, the society or institution is made to serve as a refuge to avoid facing up to the real evils in the world.
