Sentence examples for a benevolent form from inspiring English sources
It's a benevolent form of arrogance.
The Frankenstein fable, in a benevolent form, and the Revolution fable.
Polenin, adored by his men, views military command as a benevolent form of parenthood.
We speculated that this project, which has been going for the past twenty years and attracts tens of thousands of visitors during the holiday month it's open to the public, was perhaps a benevolent form of hoarding.
An informal object in a formal location, Interruptions Repeated is both a benevolent form -- an ergonomic chair-like shape -- and a beast-like intruder that pushes the viewer into the far corners of the room.
The case study shows that Intel's platform leadership strategy is built on a balance of both trust and a relatively benevolent form of power that is exemplified by the company's "open kimono" principle, through which Intel insists that suppliers share detailed financial data and highly proprietary technical information to achieve mutually advantageous objectives.
Psychiatrists no longer had time for the benevolent form of care known as "moral treatment".
In "The Eumenides" (or "the kindly ones," as the Furies were known in their more benevolent form), the goddess Athena placates these minor deities and clears Orestes' name, while more or less inventing trial by jury.
As individuals increasingly endorsed either hostile or benevolent forms of sexism, they also tended to increasingly endorse anti-abortion views.
"A benevolent father figure".
The difference is that this time, black people are able to tell the story, without it being sugarcoated or watered down, without a benevolent white savior in the form of a "compassionate" enslaver.
