Sentence examples for act benevolently from inspiring English sources

In health care, one example is physicians who act benevolently towards their patients when providing medical services.

Their insistence that individuals, including politicians and civil servants, act in their own interest undermines the idea that policy makers act benevolently to promote a public interest.

In the UK of the 21st century the attitudes follow a familiar pattern: a Home Secretary cannot be trusted because he or she is a politician, a judge can be trusted because he or she is not an elected politician and the state is always an instrument of stifling oppression and never one that can act benevolently.

For example, part of holding private property is being able to act benevolently through giving to charity and other gifts.

Butler did not mean that to act benevolently in each and every action was the entirety of virtue, for example as we shall see in the next section moral resentment was an appropriate attitude for a virtuous agent.

Although most traditional philosophers agree with Blum that caring parents are more likely to actually act benevolently than uncaring parents are, they do not agree with him that only caring parents are capable of so acting.

For the most part, Toussaint acts benevolently, a "father of sorts to four or five or six thousand men".

The benefactor alone has the honor of having acted benevolently in a purely proactive way.

Hugh insisted that bankers had been acting benevolently in giving mortgages to people who wouldn't normally qualify for them.

New research from UC Berkeley and UC Irvine suggests that experiencing awe can actually prompt us to act more benevolently toward others.

OUR BOND MARKET ticks benevolently toward a resetting of the long Treasury yield at 6%, but the Dow Jones index acts more like a weather vane.