Sentence examples similar to Benevolent backing from inspiring English sources

"It's more than a look; it's the way I want to live," says Mr. Rashid, who moves among his young international staff members in the laid-back, benevolent style of a Silicon Valley hotshot, but who you'd better believe has been a lot more driven in his career than that.

Even as we have congratulated ourselves for becoming more "benevolent and supportive" of the mentally ill, we have steadily backed away from the sufferers themselves.

Left alone, Ms. Chua transforms her facial expression from benevolent to horrifying and back in seconds, but her constant contortions eventually feel mannered.

But getting an outstanding reference letter is entirely within your control and easier than you think, even if you don't have a benevolent benefactor at your back.

But to watch him is to realize he is engaged in a more complex (and benevolent) deception that harks back to P. T. Barnum and Melville's "Confidence Man".

Stepping down is a radical move by Benedict -- something not done by any pope in 600 years -- a last-ditch effort to shore up the church's power and influence and cast its hateful positions back in benevolent terms.

Like bad behavior, heroin addiction, and lack of education, prisoners need a benevolent hand to get back on their good foot and prepare for reentry to the straight and narrow.

4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.

Benevolent's rules are simple.

The ghosts in the back room -- vigilant, benevolent and thirsty -- keep watch over the living.

I can only hope that they are benevolent enough to put the site back into their directory.