Sentence examples for benevolent groups from inspiring English sources

In the very brief time between returning to Boston and the onset of her illness two and one-half years ago, she made many new friends and participated in a number of benevolent groups and projects.

In 1910 in New York State, for instance, 151 private benevolent groups provided care for children and 216 provided care for adults or adults with children.

This fall, he led a campaign by the benevolent group the Fondation Abbé Pierre to highlight the plight of the homeless in France.

What would his student self make of his Cornetto Trilogy? "All of them are about a homogenisation of a faceless, seemingly benevolent group.

There'd been a seductive narrative floating out there that Kennedy was part of some benevolent group of conservatives who understood Trump was a mortal threat to the republic and who'd quietly try to help control things and get us through this terrible time.

The presentation of the Group varied as the series progressed, with its role changing from that of a benevolent investigative group to an antagonistic mystic sect.

Existing lax disclosure rules explain the proliferation of ads from benevolent-sounding front groups like Concerned Taxpayers of America, Restore Our Future, Make Us Great Again and Citizens for a Responsible Government.

It posts only the stories of clients referred to Benevolent by trusted community groups.

But Edmund Gordon in the Sunday Times was less kind to "Mitchell's most ambitious book to date", in particular its elements of fantasy, the "war between two immortal groups, the benevolent Horologists and the malevolent Anchorites … It just feels a bit baffling that so much ambition, energy and talent has been expended on – or corrupted by – something so silly".

This group of benevolent entrepreneurs acts, based on the values and value mission that believe in them, to initiative and innovate social security to satisfy the needs of the society.

This alien group was benevolent, omniscient and in control of all earthly matters.