Sentence examples for benevolence has from inspiring English sources
That benevolence has extended to his players.
His benevolence has enhanced many areas of the Museum and will be appreciated by visitors for generations to come.
"The church, in its benevolence has made what we feel is a tremendous gift out of honor to the victims' families and the survivors, too.
It's hard not to think that his general benevolence has a lot to do with his attitude toward the unknown: he embraces it, in a way that few other people can.
Nadia Yassine, daughter of the leader of Morocco's largest Islamist group, al-Adl wa al-Ihsan (Justice and Benevolence), has had a trial for lèse-majesté pending for three years, since she claimed in a casual remark to a journalist that she was not averse to having a republic.Justice and Benevolence is an unusual Islamist movement.
They include Cornelious (See) Flowers, a self-described "spoken-word artist" who combines hip-hop cool with a preacher's hortatory style ("My benevolence has no relevance"); Angelica Osborne, an Alabama preacher's daughter and apartment manager; and Kent Healy, a surfer and self-help guru from San Clemente, Calif.
That bond tightened as Patterson developed a reputation for ruthless dismissals and eccentric benevolence (having employees weighed, for example, to monitor their health); as NCR helped save Dayton from the great flood of 1913; as technological advances and missed opportunities led to gleeful expansion and painful reduction.
It could not be bargained with – mercy, compassion and benevolence had no place in its universe.
Luckily Club Angels in their infinite benevolence have imparted their wisdom on how to take things to a whole other level with a step-by-step power-playbook on specific club circumstances.
As is the case with benevolence, righteousness has cognitive and behavioral aspects.
Hume's immediate successor in sentiment theory, Adam Smith, held a important view about the role and place of benevolence that has influenced a number of writers in business ethics.
