At his side, doling out advice, are a benevolent pooch and a Machiavellian cat.
First-hand accounts of contact with the occupants of these craft began to appear in the 1950s and initially described benevolent beings who proffered gentle advice to willing human interlocutors (Leslie and Adamski 1953; Angelluci 1955)—but reports of a more sinister kind soon started to emerge.
Dupuy had specific advice for our benevolent allies, "If the USDA really wants to help Haiti feeds its own people, why does it not start by pressuring the U.S. government to change its neoliberal "free trade" policies and work with Haitian farmers to boost domestic production instead?" This administration's foreign policy vis-à-vis Haiti abounds with flagrant fouls.
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
The fates weren't quite so benevolent toward the scheming Denker, who ratted out Spratt's advice column to Violet, fully expecting Violet would cash him out.
He believed that the patient must see their physician as a benevolent authoritarian figure with the experience and competence to recommend advice they will accept.
He gave this version of Cid the appearance and personality of an older, benevolent character who would watch over Squall's party and offer them advice and motivation.
Christian nurture, classical learning, and collegiate living were to be the means of instruction - with tuitions, colony grants, advice and moral backing from the clergy, and occasional gifts from benevolent strangers providing a precarious support.
A decade since Ramsay's head chef David Dempsey fell to his death after taking alcohol and cocaine, the benevolent charity Hospitality Action still sees a healthy take up of workers seeking advice on dealing with alcoholism, drugs, bullying, stress and debt.
After grasping a grieving person's hands for a second, he makes his report from the netherworld — benevolent messages from the dead, who are eager to help the living with useful advice.
