Sentence examples for subject of evil from inspiring English sources
But the subject of evil is now becoming the focus of unusual attention.
Nina Porter is being driven to distraction by her husband Robert's self-righteous rants on the subject of evil bankers and corrupt politicians.
The book's major undoing, however, is that neither Bennet nor Charles has anything insightful to say on the subject of evil.
And yet - of course - if the subject of evil was removed from the dramatic canon, most of the great tragedies would disappear from the repertoire.
On the subject of evil, she said, in a matter-of-fact tone but without apparent rancour, that people do not change, that cruelty is "inborn" and that the Holocaust "could happen again".
As the novel progresses, and Charles is brought to meditate more and more explicitly on the subject of evil, it becomes apparent that Mosley has designed Bennet as a symbol rather than as a believable character.
Allen's erudition in the subject of Evil--from Dostoyevsky to Hannah asendt--is (as per course) apparent in this film: we are to ponder about right and wrong.
My own point of reference when it comes to the subject of grand evil is Russia, which was also Saddam Hussein's.
They prayed, celebrated and held debates – on the subject of the evil spread of homosexuality in the West, for example.
It is a matter of "evil".
His primary subject, the irrationality of evil, may need the irrational magic of film to be truly effective.
