Sentence examples for all benevolence from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gleicher, whose father founded Innovation Luggage, has an almost magical face: When she smiles, she's all benevolence and charisma, but when she's at ease, her expression drops to a profound and horrible frown, made more grim by the lipstick-smeared cigarette she often shoves into it.

Still and all, benevolence typically takes a back seat to preaching, mission work, and evangelism in most evangelical churches, since a "personal relationship with Jesus" and saving souls almost always trumps the saving of human lives--especially the lives of the poor--in the here and now.

It is just as well they have promised not to be evil, for Google's shareholders will need all the benevolence from their dictators they can get.

But what struck me most upon a recent re-reading of the play was not the dizzy joyousness of its comedy, and the sunlit ending, but instead the darkness from which all this benevolence emerges.

Sadly, amongst all this benevolence and perfectly orchestrated sound, the nasty news of today seems even more shockingly vitriolic.

In Lenny Mandel's creation, Reiter has all the benevolence and deference of a tornado.

It's all about benevolence and care and agencies working together for the best outcomes.

Any romantic or didactic approach to the natural world was to be abandoned in favour of a more neutral presentation of both innermost and outermost wonders in all their benevolence and malevolence.

For the same kind of reason, he could not, for all his benevolence, cause a person's body to be unimpeded in the way volition is unimpeded (4.1.100).

The recent raises implemented by retailers aren't all about benevolence.

For all his professional benevolence, Laing was a flawed parent.