Sentence examples similar to benevolent judgments from inspiring English sources
"Altruism is a benevolent state of mind.
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
Written and directed by Anthony Minghella, the movie is shrewd and benevolent but rather mild — clemency, not judgment, is in Minghella's heart.
The ideology of the early pioneers oscillated between a kind of pragmatic anarchism and a belief in the benevolent despotism of engineers, where the final judgments would be made by those who best understood the technology.
And the moral sense seems internally consistent: just as we approve of benevolent affections in those we judge, so too can our judgments withstand our own scrutiny.
It's the voice of the teacher or the analyst or the self-restraining parent whose blank false mask of benevolent authority and patient tolerance is actually filled with attitudinizing judgment and narrowly normative limits of acceptable, admissible feelings and actions.
"In my judgment, the best course of action is to persuade Germany to choose between becoming a more benevolent leading nation, or leaving the euro.
They are never benevolent.
