Sentence examples for be goodwill from inspiring English sources
noun
A favorably disposed attitude toward someone or something.
"It's part of the deal and we need to be goodwill ambassadors".
In the same way, some journalists will aspire to be "public intellectuals" and some film stars will claim to be "goodwill ambassadors".
"The Scottish Government is happy to assist with such an investment package, but before that can happen there needs to be goodwill on both sides between management and the unions".
While it is all well and good for Israelis to demand an end to Palestinian violence and sabre-rattling, there has to be goodwill shown from the Israeli side too – and no amount of words can speak as loudly as the action of a large-scale pull-out from West Bank settlements.
"Maybe they came to exchange information, but when you want this type of collaboration, there needs to be goodwill on both sides".
This may be to counter the ill-feelings with goodwill, to let them go as they arise, or use them as a basis of understanding, by examining the way the ill-will can overpower goodwill or even insinuate itself into feelings that can appear to be goodwill.
"There really is goodwill at Goodwill".
There is goodwill on Vincent's side.
I call Juan our house's goodwill ambassador.
In a brutal competitive climate, its only capital was goodwill.
There is goodwill in the television industry, we just need to harness it.
