Sentence examples similar to a benevolent idea from inspiring English sources

It is an inspirational place, a tribute to a grand, benevolent idea -- the first field built by volunteers in a sport of volunteerism, where Stotz created the field's dimensions, put in the new rules and designed the uniforms, the league's official emblem and its first constitution.

The benevolent idea, often from outside, is that it is all part of the democratic process.

So the idea of a benevolent dictator is not my cup of tea".

But, he said, no serious political or economic thinker would reject the fundamental Keynesian idea that a benevolent democratic government must do what it can to avert economic trouble in areas the free markets cannot.

It may be a weakness that the plot twists not at the middle but at the beginning; but the idea that a benevolent king would rule his kingdom incognito comes straight from the taproot of Nabokov's most insistent theoretical claim, that all fiction is fantasy.

At the time, Mao's Cultural Revolution was raging, and China was no one's idea of a benevolent overlord.

The idea of a benevolent America was appealing but images on satellite television from the Arab world dispelled those myths very quickly.

"Altruism is a benevolent state of mind.

Ricard: Altruism is a benevolent state of mind.

"I always had real specific ideas (I was a probably a benevolent dictator) but he could play what I wanted him to play and he was really supportive.

They rejected the idea that the United States could be a benevolent force in the world.