right and wrong
good and evil

We talk, in other words, the language of rights and wrongs.

The moral rights and wrongs are left for God to judge.

I just wanted to get the rights and wrongs of it, that's all.

Whatever the rights and wrongs of the thing, it won't work.

You can debate the rights and wrongs all day, but education is they key.

She would worry about the rights and wrongs of the situation in the morning.

Quite apart from the rights and wrongs of the situation, that's too bad.

Finally, as to the rights and wrongs of the affair.

Everyone was discussing the rights and wrongs of his case.

The rights and wrongs of it made no impression on her.

The rights and wrongs of their spat will be left to others.

Indeed, in Britain there was much debate about the rights and wrongs of war.

As a rule, he was indifferent to the rights and wrongs of any issue.

No, I can't discern the rights and wrongs of a case by looking at that photo.

They can even turn a minority view into a majority one without anyone actually changing his or her mind about the rights and wrongs.

After all, the rights and wrongs of the Microsoft case are purely economic.

It is now up to lawyers to argue the civil rights and wrongs of the matter in court.

There are no right and wrongs in our business.

It's important to remind them that Americans are not divided over democratic rights and wrongs.

With a race story it's tougher because there are no absolute rights and wrongs.

Into the rights and wrongs of our quarrel with Russia we are not to go.

Whatever the rights and wrongs of electric cars this decision says something about the government's industrial development policy.

Answer: Not unless we assign degrees to those rights and wrongs.

He wouldn't have cared to judge where, if anywhere, the rights and wrongs lay.

Different views can be held on the rights and wrongs of term-limits.

But what if the difference between good and evil was not always clear?

Good and Evil walk the ways of this unintelligible world, on the same free conditions.

"Isn't it part of your religion that at some time good and evil will fight a final battle?"

Therefore, the distinction between moral good and evil cannot be made by reason.

"The war between good and evil hangs in the balance.

The race between good and evil was fairly evenly matched.

A related response is that good and evil are strictly beyond human comprehension.

The struggle between good and evil is not as simple as it can seem.

"Good and evil can both come from the sky," Picard said.

For at root, this is a struggle between Good and Evil.

In their view the fight between good and evil was evenly matched, thus the metaphor of the balance.

Make people aware goods and evil (through learning why the subject is being ren-roued).

He was beyond the good and evil of the druidic rock that stood there."

I live in the cycle of being where the war of good and evil has its arena.

"First, society cannot exist without a referee to judge the good and evil of any proposed act.

Whatever may be said about a new morality, the ageless standards of good and evil apply today as ever.

Now this number represents a geometrical figure which has control over the good and evil of births.

So much then, for the supposedly eternal struggle between Good and Evil!

One should have learned the difference between Good and Evil by this time, though, don't you think?'

He wrote numerous books on national politics and the goods and evils of it.

However one weighs such goods and evils, history gives little ground for that categorical "only."

Not since the balance of good and evil was tilted in favor of the Void.

"The struggle between good and evil never ends."

The reader may then decide about good and evil through the novels' actions and politics.

As is common in English literature, good and evil are symbolised with light and darkness.