Sentence examples for utmost evil from inspiring English sources
He wrote that pride was "the essential vice, the utmost evil..
He wrote that pride was "the essential vice, the utmost evil...
Thomsen, a gentile, and Kahn, a Jew whose grandfather died in the Buchenwald concentration camp, discarded the religious wrath of the scripture but kept the basic concept of how to deal with a site where the utmost evil has been done.
C.S. Lewis, noted academic and Christian apologist, dubbed it "the essential vice, the utmost evil".
Director Daniel Kramer has dared, enthrallingly, to explore this evil banality to the utmost.
As a way of summarizing the universal doubt into which he has fallen, Descartes supposes that an "evil genius of the utmost power and cunning has employed all his energies in order to deceive me".
Moreover, this stance is hardly in accord with the scriptural tradition, in which evil is cause for the utmost concern, both divine and human — even, in Christian theology, to the point that God's own son must die to set things right.
The film maker's taste for jokey malevolence is much less troubling here than it was in the live-action world of "Batman". "Nightmare Before Christmas" begins in gray, spooky Halloweentown, where every evil-looking creature has been designed with the utmost delight.
Sadly, there are many self-professed Christians who are convinced in their utmost being that the God does indeed give people cancer (while also intentionally inflicting every other imaginable form of evil on creation).
He said: "It is a national evil that any class of Her Majesty's subjects should receive less than a living wage in return for their utmost exertions".
