Sentence examples for a benevolent host from inspiring English sources
Bono was like a benevolent host, making everyone at home, a little comfortably grandiose.
In every TV frame and newspaper photograph the logo of Tata Steel (and its tagline, "Values Stronger Than Steel") loomed, a benign, benevolent host.
At the show, Michael was a benevolent, riled-up host.
For a night of his songs at Lincoln Center, in 2010, in the window-walled Allen Room concert space above Columbus Circle, Michael wore sneakers and a jacket and played the piano and sang alongside distinguished guests, telling stories between songs; he was a benevolent but self-effacing host, both comfortable in that grand space and not puffed-up about it.
However clownish, the late-night host is cool and self-contained, sending up the water-cooler follies of the day at a benevolent remove.
Parvati is a benevolent goddess.
Dr Moroka is largely a benevolent figurehead.
Hellman, a benevolent dinner companion, is 52.
It is run by a benevolent technocracy.
