Sentence examples for an expression of good will from inspiring English sources

"It's a fun thing to do, an expression of good will," said Mr. Lapham, who was for many years the editor of Harper's Magazine.

Yale issued a statement Sunday calling the agreement, which has not been formalized, "an expression of good will" and an acknowledgment of "the unique importance that Machu Picchu has come to play in the identity of the modern Peruvian nation".

Libyan oil executives said it was not clear whether the lifting of the strike by the Zintan tribal militia was the result of a negotiated settlement with the government or simply a short-term expression of good will or a negotiating tactic.

I don't trade for hostages," President Bush said in Florida when asked whether the release would lead to some concrete expression of good will.

Perhaps, after all, it is the politicians and their formulas that matter, not the common person's voice, at least as expressed to an outsider judged eager to hear expressions of good will.

A United Nations conference on developing nations concluded today with expressions of good will but no real narrowing of the differences that split a meeting of the World Trade Organization in Seattle in December.

First, all of Britain's 26 European partners must be willing to enter negotiations on Mr. Cameron's agenda, which despite some expressions of good will is by no means a given.

The box isn't superior to a crib or bassinet, Roberts explains, but rather an alternative to those bulkier and costlier standard solutions as well as an expression of neighborly good will.

But animosity was replaced by expressions of good will yesterday, as Mr. D'Amato spoke before a battery of microphones and cameras in downtown Brooklyn.

Chávez, brimming with expressions of good will toward Cuba, praised Castro and called him "brother".

And even the most brutish expression of hatred can be less injurious than deceitful expressions of good will.