Sentence examples for tangible evil from inspiring English sources
With no tangible evil to rout (Djuna's kidnapper being long gone or totally imaginary), there's no menace behind Goldberg's detailed descriptions of the scene of the possible crime.
As I walked through the arched gate into the long corridor leading to the castle courtyard, I was confronting the physical evidence of tangible evil.
This man of literature, who has long contemplated the problem of evil with his imagination, must now, despite his admirable Christian inclination toward forgiveness, confront a tangible evil through his actions.
Robicheaux, who maintains a superstitious belief in tangible evil that can be overcome by earthly men of honor, swears Surrette is the devil incarnate, citing his abominable sulfuric odor as proof.
He begins by stating that liberals took a wrong turn in the years after Brown v. Board of Education, when, following the court's lead, they defined racial justice as the elimination of psychological indignities, like "stigmatic injury, stereotypes and subjective emotional harm," rather than remaining "focused on economic justice and the tangible evils of the American racial hierarchy".
They want something tangible.
"In a nutshell, it's founded on the real belief that there is a tangible doer of evil in the world that we have traditionally called the devil or Satan, and it is a personal power of evil," Rev.
The evil is tangible, and usually human.
It made the evil of that time "tangible" for a new generation.
English witch trials of the period "revolved around popular beliefs, according to which the crime of witchcraft was one of ... evil-doing", for which tangible evidence had to be provided.
