Sentence examples for Good represented from inspiring English sources
Apartheid, for example, was a perfect television news subject, with the forces of evil clearly delineated, white versus black, recognizable bad guys and good, represented by the almost mythic Nelson Mandela.
It proved motivation enough, with Eden Hazard, whose assertion that "we don't want Tottenham to win the league, if we can beat them it will be good", represented the apotheosis of the pre-match trolling, coming off the bench wonderfully to complete their comeback from a two-goal half-time deficit.
"Lord of the Dance," which has been touring the world for 15 years, features a large cast of dancers and musicians enacting a barely there story of good (represented, of course, by Mr. Flatley) and evil (represented by some guy in a black costume that makes him look like the kind of bug you'd see as the logo on the side of an exterminator's van).
It's a Wonderful Life remains a classic American film because it appeals to a powerfully mythic world in which good, represented by Jimmy Stewart's George Bailey, always triumphs over evil, embodied by Lionel Barrymore's Mr. Potter.
The test retest reliability proved to be very good, represented by ICC2.1 values of 0.87 0.91 in the function component and 0.82 0.91 in the disability component.
'Just asking feels good' represented a positive view where screening was seen as an opportunity to improve the quality of care and routine assessments of women clients.
"The Common Good" represents a meeting of choreographic minds.
"It feels good representing one country, and right here we're representing three," Carlos Garcia said after the victory over Bainbridge Island.
If relative prices of goods within a commodity group are constant, Hicksian separability lets the price of a single good represent the group price level.
Remember that because "good" represents the bottom of the grading scale, records marked in this condition are generally pretty worn.
With the good must, inevitably, come the not-so-good – represented here by Rob Schneider, stand-up and star of knockabout movies such as Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo, Grown Ups and The Hot Chick and a former Saturday Night Live regular.
