Sentence examples for being benevolent from inspiring English sources
JC: I couldn't help but feel that Gladys wasn't just being benevolent.
That was an easy enough dynamic when he lived in St . Petersburg Fla., and drove a 4-year-old dented Hyundai, but being benevolent dictator becomes a bit more complicated when you're going to parties with the Blairs.
Those parents say that being "good" for a president is akin to being benevolent for a pimp, caring for a tobacco executive, moral for a Ted Cruz speechwriter or just a little evil for a Koch brother.
So much of what she does seems to come off as if she is being benevolent or acting as a team player, when really her underlying end game is self serving so she can keep her son Henry all to herself.
For many worker participants, this involved being benevolent towards patients, acting virtuously towards them, and softening the coercive stick inherent in the CTO process through attempts to empathize with patients' experience.
Some such beings were thought to be benevolent, or at least neutral, toward humans.
For a while, reality was benevolent.
The reality might not be benevolent.
Except, that is, when it's benevolent.
Ann's envy was only fleeting — it was benevolent, gracious.
