Sentence examples for are goods of from inspiring English sources

Non-timber forest products are goods of biological origin other than timber, derived from forests, other wooded areas and trees outside forests (FAO Forestry 1999).

These responses seem to play right into the hands of the ideal utilitarian: the promise is more binding in the first case because of the greater value at stake and in the second case because the expectation and the disappointment are greater, all of which are goods of the sort that the ideal utilitarian claims we need to balance in deciding what we ought all things considered to do.

Not all of the ideas are good, of course.

She was good, of course.

All of which is good, of course.

That's good of him.

Green is good, of course.

This is good, of course.

No complaint, which is good of him.

Gordon Brown: That's good of you.

I thought that was good of him.