Sentence examples for that enables evil from inspiring English sources

"When I was reading the reports about Abu Ghraib I wanted to know who creates these situations that enables evil?" he recalled in our interview.

Meanwhile, presenter Greg Gutfield of Fox show The Five described Affleck as a "Caliphate crusader", arguing that "the inability to separate identification of evil from platitudes on tolerance is what enables evil to thrive".

What he'd been through, what turned him into a revenge machine, was a trumped-up conviction that enabled an evil judge (played by Alan Rickman) to destroy his family.

His connection to Jesus Christ, a connection that enables him to drive away evil, can manifest itself on a landline or even a wireless hub.

Mormons believe that everyone is born with the "light of Christ" that enables us to tell the difference between good and evil.

It is this cognitive predisposition that enables the power structure to thrive, and consequentially, why we allow evil to flourish.

After the Warriors rescue Princess Sara from the evil knight Garland, the King of Coneria builds a bridge that enables the Light Warriors' passage east to the town of Pravoka.

Anything that enables people to connect and coordinate more effectively is inevitably going enable them to do, to use that power for good or evil.

It's almost designed to enable evil to happen.

Danny Huston plays Justin's two-faced friend and colleague, and Bill Nighy is a soft-spoken villain in this tale about the evils lurking in multinational corporations and the Western governments that enable them.

The Lilith article, "Swimmers Against the Tide," notes that it was their team spirit and interdependency that enabled them to stand firm in deciding not to compete in games trying to whitewash Hitler's evil.