Sentence examples for the origin of evil from inspiring English sources
Doctrines of this kind are related to the origin of evil in the world.
The faulty creation by this evil twin accounts for the ambiguous nature of the world and the origin of evil.
(What he meant by his sinfulness is suggested by his 1793 "The Origin of Evil," a shockingly blasphemous poem about the Garden of Eden).
Nothing deserves its U certificate less than this: Toy Story 3 is a brutally adult movie with brutally adult themes: the origin of evil in childhood pain, the death of childhood and, well, just death.
Buried with her is a manuscript of Quebert's celebrated book, a love story called The Origin of Evil that was inspired (as the world now discovers) by a secret affair with Nola.
In this tale of Pettie, the shunned governess who becomes obsessed with the emotionally suppressed Thaddeus and his baby girl after the death of his wife, Trevor suggests that the origin of evil is in the absence of love, not excusing but explaining Pettie's murderous actions through her love-starved and abused childhood.
It all started in the early 1990's, when the novelist Gregory Macguire lived in London during the Persian Gulf war and found himself thinking about the origins of evil.
Horror films with delusions of historical grandeur have to strain awfully hard these days to come up with fresh explanations for the origins of evil.
The researchers are not immune to infection, and when Jessamine is kidnapped and her work compromised, Ryan forces himself to rethink all their theories about the origins of evil.
The glum hero perks up smartly (as does the reader) when a distinguished pathologist invites him to an elaborate private banquet, served amid splendid surroundings on "a mirror-polished, Chippendale mahogany dining table trimmed in vanilla satinwood," in the company of a small group of aged professionals with a morbid interest in the origins of evil.
But the moral significance of these inquiries — trying to isolate the roots of criminality is, at heart, a quest to understand the origins of evil — comes as an afterthought that slipped from the path of Starr's own densely detailed wanderings.
