Sentence examples for a benevolence from inspiring English sources

His character had a benevolence and generosity attested to by legions of grateful students.

Amid the carnality there's a benevolence, created or heightened by context.

She sees things whole, in clear air, as a director or a writer must, with a benevolence toward idiosyncrasy.

Johnson is almost always happy in his company, and this gives his Boswellian sayings a benevolence absent from other records of his life.

Blue Jasmine's eventual message might be broadly daubed but it has a benevolence and a social nuance battle-scarred Allen fans might not have anticipated.

God creates in order to manifest a holiness which consists in a benevolence which alone is truly beautiful.

Though he tries to conform to the ­worker-ant society, he feels alienated from the very atmosphere of Novilla — a generalized "benevolence," "a cloud of good will".

Rather than a provident benevolence creating a peaceful and beautiful sequence of events by which a remote island is populated, ending with colonization by humans, Darwin observes ugliness, the most disgusting and unpleasant creatures arriving first.

Others describe it as a detached benevolence, or a comforting numbness.

Rand regards goodwill towards others, or a generalized benevolence, as an offshoot of proper self-love, with no independent source in human nature.

He was a benevolent dictator whose benevolence and dictatorialness were both outsized.