Sentence examples for agents for good from inspiring English sources
Long promises at the outset that the book will demonstrate that "the agents for good and evil, in New York especially, are symbiotic".
"I've heard people say recently that mental health's really sexy, and I think some gallerists and agents, for good or bad, have picked up on it".
When it comes to illicit media, the agents for good and evil, even outside New York, are always symbiotic: pornography, in the experience of many moral crusaders, is like an infuriating weed that loves nothing more than a good pesticide, its strength only enhanced by efforts to tamp it down.
No! We look to two things: the effect these workers have on the lives, minds and hearts of those they serve, and the growth within the participants as they go back into the mainstream and become agents for good with their broader perspectives.
Yes, we as a country have done horrible wrongs and made terrible mistakes, but now is a time for us to feel better about ourselves and for the world to see that we stand tall as agents for good.
Our children graduate from our programs, possibly without ever engaging the radical charism of the gospel and of the Jesus that transforms ordinary people into agents for good, freed from the narrative of economic success or relative power as the narrow roads unto salvation, saved from the thousand ways those lies can kill us here and now.
"But John McCain's record as a reformer — and as an agent for good government — stands second to none.
For Wharton, beauty was something intrinsic, an agent for good or evil: a woman either had it or did not, and God help her if she did.
Instead of our designers prototyping the same "change agent for good" projects over and over again, and then wondering why they don't get implemented at scale, perhaps we should resolve that design is not some magic answer.
In the most famous case, America's tax breaks allow it in effect to hire the world's most successful businessman, Bill Gates, as its agent for good works, buying the public the benefit of his acumen.Faith and hope, tooThe Gates Foundation spends on causes widely agreed to be good, and supported by the public purse through other means.
The fact that the Carter Center can legitimately claim to have mediated successfully in a clutch of armed conflicts and to have all but rid the world of the hideous Guinea worm disease - there were 3.6m cases of it when the Center started work and just 5,000 now - only reinforces the image of a tireless agent for good, even, in one journalist's description, a "living saint".
