Sentence examples for Goodness from inspiring English sources
The word "Goodness" is correct in written English
It is often used to express surprise, admiration, or as a mild exclamation. Example: "Goodness, I can't believe how quickly the time has passed!"
noun
The state or characteristic of being good.
2) Beautiful spot of old-school video-game goodness here as the good folk at 8bitFootball recreate Roberto Carlos' glorious free-kick for Brazil against France in 1997, on the Sensible Soccer game.
Though he was a political insider an MP at 23, for goodness sake Mr Kennedy's plain good humour always suggested he had a foot in that ruder soil, the real world, which matters most.
And thank goodness somebody has turned up because it's not looking good up there – Mance was clearly telling the truth when he told Jon "we're here to hide behind your wall" while the Night Watch are severely depleted.
Thank goodness for the internet.
For goodness' sake, we can't even tell the difference between disappointed loathing and apathy - when any reasonable person knows there is no difference - they're one and the same thing and should both be ignored.
Contact sport is heroic, character forming and British, for goodness sake.
Why did bishops, who were not monsters and who presumably believed themselves to be exemplars of goodness, choose to send child rapists out into parishes rather than bring the institution into disrepute?
On the upside, thank goodness it was noticed.
Thank goodness for the wholesome pleasures of Two Door Cinema Club's Changing of the Seasons at No 71.
I chose the name Savse because it means "crammed full" in Georgian, and the smoothies are crammed with goodness.
