Sentence examples for strictly evil from inspiring English sources
While generally falling into the "good propaganda/not strictly evil" column, it also plays into all sorts of wanted thematics for the governing Conservative Party, which has grabbed onto Arctic issues with sweaty palms and a big grin.
Moral evil is, strictly speaking, not a thing, but only the will's turning away from God and attaching itself to inferior goods as if they were higher [ibid.].
The words "good" and "evil" are so strictly defined by each of us in our own way that it's almost impossible to accept shades of gray.
He found the system redundant because Delsin became more powerful when he strictly adhered to either a good or evil play-style, rather than crossing in-between.
It is apparent to me that the stats are being manipulated, or at the very least, a see-no-evil, speak-no-evil attitude has been adopted by researchers by looking strictly at who signed the note.
For example, Kluger's bizarre defense of the female guards at Christianstadt on feminist grounds -- she says that "Nazi evil was male, not female" and that "the SS was strictly a men's club" -- is a wild distortion.
When wars were regarded as, at best, a necessary evil, one asked about a given war whether it was strictly necessary.
The morality expressed by these films may be strictly that of the village priest: prayer, sacrifice and maternal devotion will conquer all evil.
In the early books, Apostolides argues, Tintin's moral framework is strictly Manichean (he sees the world in terms of a radical division into, and an ongoing struggle between, good and evil) and, therefore, authoritarian.
