Sentence examples similar to benevolent connection from inspiring English sources
DR. HORN: Did Russia promise you diplomatic assistance or benevolent neutrality in connection with this solution?
It's a play about how, when all is lost, one can reëstablish a connection with a benevolent universe.
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
Yet this connection has rarely been as uncomplicated or benevolent as Long's ether experiment.
Seven items reflect positive religious coping, including strategies such as looking for spiritual support and benevolent religious reappraisals, e.g. "Looked for a stronger connection with God".
Throughout the novel, the central story is punctuated with standalone snapshots of a less corporate, more benevolent city; pearlescent vignettes that capture transient moments of kindness and connection.
In the discourse of benevolent community, community is a tool towards achieving healing, productiveness, and connection.
Mr. McCarthy's ketchup bottle, aligned with the dome of City Hall, makes a kind of Neo-Pop-psychoanalytic connection between patriarchy and power, with Mr. Bloomberg playing the role of a creepy authoritarian rather than a benevolent daddy.
Instead, be friendly, benevolent and give them some space to get to know one another on their own terms once you've established the connection sufficiently.
