Sentence examples for a more benevolent from inspiring English sources

The Dutch team see the hormone's role in people in a more benevolent light.

This is not the severe, punitive aspect of Christian imagery but a more benevolent, mystical side.

Significantly, respondents had a more benevolent view of government than the nation at large.

This all set the earlier confrontations in a more benevolent light.

And what they found is that people that have a more benevolent personality tend to give more.

To many foreigners, he represents an idealistic version of America the hope of a more benevolent superpower.

In the 1990s, a small group of inventors obtained a patent on a different, more benevolent approach to "human capital investment contracts," in which private investors could finance loans to students in exchange for a share of their income.

That's a shame because it's a fairly amazing piece of tech, acting like a slightly more benevolent version of HAL from 2001: A Space Odyssey.

The idea that the United States is a hegemon more benevolent than most is not an absurd one, but there were warning signs that things had changed in America's relationship to the world long before the start of the Iraq war.

That's been a thesis of "The Comeback," and even with a slightly more benevolent take in Season 2, it's still one of Valerie's most recognizable characteristics.

If the request is approved, the two companies have a choice to make — press on in hopes that the FCC is a little more benevolent this time around, or call it quits and go home.