Sentence examples for benevolent master from inspiring English sources

There's Carson, leaning easily back at the end, amused and confident, the outwardly cool and benevolent master of all American ceremonies, with whatever sadness that lurked within him left safely in the dressing room.

While I wouldn't begrudge James Monroe Iglehart his win for best featured actor in a musical — as the Genie, he works so hard you can taste the sweat — there's something unsettling about a black actor playing a singing, dancing, wish-granting servant peddling his wares to a benevolent master.

That means it's in our power to be a more benevolent master.

To support their benevolent master race theory, the Cheneys assert in their opening effusions "as a matter of empirical fact and undeniable history" that "[d]uring World War II, we became freedom's defender... .. Is life that simple?

Ms. Randall, who through her publisher declined to be interviewed for this article, has argued that her book is intended as a critique of "Gone With the Wind," overturning its rosy images of happy slaves and benevolent masters.

But as an Indian middle-class élite trained in Western institutions became politicized — more aware of the nature and scale of Indian political and economic subjugation to Britain — self-serving British rhetoric about benevolent masters and volatile natives was bound to be challenged.

We must remember that the historical past of this country is not like an episode of Downton Abbey where the rich are portrayed as thoughtful, benevolent masters to poor folk who need the guiding hand of the ruling classes to live a proper life.

Granted, it was merely an exhibition round the actual robot versus human tournament airs in mid-February but it portends somid-February butc: a world where our benevolent masters, mechanital men, will lead us to sweet salvation.

And of course, no matter how benevolent their particular master happens to be, no slave can be completely free until the institution of slavery itself is abolished.

He also had political differences, seeing himself as a benevolent feudal lord in South Wales, and perceiving the local iron-masters as arrogant, power-hungry individuals, abusing their economic power towards communities and workers.

On May 7, a week before Anime Central, Matt Leuck, 28, stopped by to pick up his costume of King Randor, the benevolent king in "Masters of the Universe".