Sentence examples similar to benevolent declaration from inspiring English sources
DEADLINE after deadline has slipped by since Yitzhak Rabin and Yasser Arafat, under Bill Clinton's benevolent eye, signed their declaration of peace on the White House lawn in September 1993.
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
Mention her name to traditional rabbis, and you may get the Greenberg Trifecta: an eye-roll, a benevolent smile, and a vague, condescending declaration like, "Of course, I love Blu, she's great, even if... " But more than ever, these rabbis are listening.
In his mountaintop home, the writer of the Declaration of Independence ruled as a "benevolent patriarch".
Keegan, a man of the right not readily critical of military men or methods, began his 1999 history, "The First World War" (Knopf; $35), with the declaration that the war was "a tragic and unnecessary conflict" that "destroyed the benevolent and optimistic culture of the European continent" — a meaningless disaster, from which all the subsequent disasters of the century descend.
A child's rights paradigm is "the declaration of the child as a right holder and not as a beneficiary of benevolent activities of adults" (Article 13, Para. 72b); it constitutes premises for the inclusion of children.
They are never benevolent.
