Sentence examples for always goodness from inspiring English sources

Thomson departs from Geach in preferring to say that goodness is always goodness in a way (Thomson 1996, 128 130; 1997, 275 276; 2001, 17 19).

"But then, fortunately, what happens — what always, thank goodness, happens — is that one's envy and dismay turn to admiration and awe, which in turn lead to delight, then — and this part is always astonishing — to a kind of exaltation, which you all at once remember is what poetry is about in the first place.

In brief, Joe is a good man who, until now, has found no outlet for his goodness — always a terrible fate.

They will always treasure his goodness of heart.

"I always saw the goodness in Lucy and maybe that's why she loved me," Patchett replies.

She used to tell me to wake up every morning unafraid of life – she told me that life can be hard but goodness always prevails.

But the stories that we tell ourselves are always about our goodness and our idealism and that contradiction has been interesting to me throughout my whole life.

Miss Shetty's family said the vote showed that "goodness always prevails, like in Bollywood films".The great British public were turning against a monster they had themselves created.

Innovative, edgy new seasonal shows are a growth industry but have not yet absorbed the Birmingham Hippodrome pantomime, thank goodness, always one of the best in the land, and resoundingly no exception this year.

Mary cared deeply about humanity as exhibited by her unique ability to help others see their own goodness, always having time to witness another with her compassion and grace.

Friend's "dharma talks" — short sermons — are based largely on simplified tantric principles (not, he stresses, the ones relating to tantric sex): students learn that they are divine beings, that goodness always lies within, that by opening to God's will — opening to grace, Friend calls it — "you actually become vastly more powerful than the limited person that you usually identify with".