Sentence examples for benevolent love from inspiring English sources

What I want to tell you about is the Temple of Perfect Benevolence: "perfect" as in "perfect union," and "benevolence" as in "benevolent love".

Benevolent love is willing a specific good for a person.

Benevolent love is further divided into self-love and other-love, which Norris also calls the "love of charity".

However, these individuals also had greater levels of selfless benevolent love ("Agape" love style) and they scored higher on a scale that measured self-transcendence.

-Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Spending quality time with God appears to make benevolent love possible for many Americans, new research indicates.

From creating a masterpiece, to finding the perfect job or house, it's a benevolent, loving wave we ride.

'Zabibah and the King' is about a benevolent, beloved king who falls in love with a beautiful girl, who is married to a cruel man who rapes her.

The book itself is about a benevolent, beloved king who falls in love with a beautiful, victimized girl who was raped by her cruel husband.

I became a benevolent mayor, loved by the people, until I defaulted on a loan and was forced to take back the free smoke detectors, ban all pets, hike up taxes, and demolish a local hospital.

As a story, it contains almost all the elements of the classic "women's picture," raised to a delirious degree: outrageous coincidences that turn out to reveal the hand of a benevolent fate; a love so pure and chaste that it transforms a scoundrel into a saint; a man who is willing to make the ultimate sacrifice — putting the life of the woman he loves at risk —to save her.

As in certain Platonic characters, a crucial part is played by self-knowledge or lack of it, and progress towards it inspires a benevolent, eventually mutual, love.