Its history is less benevolent: the land agent who lived here during the famine years was notoriously ruthless.
[Back then] the party favors and lanterns were less benevolent, and more malevolent in design and intent".
While in the early 1980s rebel groups in El Salvador offered primary school instruction, usually the training offered is less benevolent.
Where Mr. McGowan differs from proponents of religious philanthropy like Arthur C. Brooks, the Syracuse University social scientist and author of "Who Really Cares," is in their contention that atheists give less because they are less virtuous or less benevolent in general.
In other religions Eastern, ancient, and those of nonliterate cultures such intermediate beings are less categorical, for they may be benevolent in some circumstances and malevolent in others.
Kansas City Chiefs Coach Todd Haley -- who as an assistant coach got into well-publicized spats with receivers Anquan Boldin and Terrell Owens -- was less than benevolent.
Many of them don't believe in God, or, if they do, they are less likely to regard him as a benevolent intercessor, enforcing justice in the world.
The Travel Channel has cancelled his forthcoming show, Man Finds Food, and a seemingly cheerful TV presenter has been shown up to be somewhat less benevolent, to say the least.
If we look at them over the long term, Radford explains in his book, they're less like the benevolent figure of hamburger ads and birthday parties, and more like the trickster archetype, a category that Radford points out includes the devil.
I'm sure there are others in the group that have less benevolent sentiments and are intent on just causing difficulty of one kind or another".
In the eyes of most Oklahomans, England is less a meteorologist than a benevolent weather god who routinely saves everyone's lives.
