Sentence examples for struggle against evil from inspiring English sources

Can a successful struggle against evil be accomplished without bloodshed?

Fasting and celibacy are derided as weakening humans in their struggle against evil.

McDowell described the war as a struggle against evil Nazism, drawing parallels between Christian faith and liberty.

"There are, in a sense, no final victories, for the struggle against evil in the world is never-ending.

It has epitomized the valiant struggle against evil undertaken even as Britain, France and the United States cultivated a myopic neutrality.

Mr. Thiyam is giving us a parable about war and peace, about the power that corrupts absolutely, and the struggle against evil, within as well as around us.

Indeed, some government ministers seem so enamoured with the idea of themselves in the forefront of the struggle against evil-doers that they have begun to cast some things that are not even about slavery – such as the refugee crisis in the Mediterranean – as a struggle against people-traffickers.

More interesting is the general ambience of sensitive, saviorlike youth struggling against evil, obviously including stereotypes of masculine heterosexuality, the latter insidiously reinforced by the very pop culture narratives invoked here.

My audience research also revealed that audience appeal is maximized when the hero faces multiple types of challenges in the same story, such as struggles against evil, struggles with friends and acquaintances, struggles with a higher power, and struggles within one's own family.

His current focus is on addressing the conflicts involving both India's Naxalites and Kashmir and pursuing with fervor struggles against evils like corruption and female foeticide, and for social justice.

(See Special Report: Africa's Struggle Against AIDS).