Sentence examples for benevolent mind from inspiring English sources

Given the regularity, complexity, and involuntariness of our sensory ideas, their source (Berkeley argues) must be an infinitely powerful, benevolent mind that produces these ideas in us in a lawlike fashion.

But I do hope there is a positive resolution to the debate, and I hope during the debate that we keep a benevolent spirit in mind and we understand the contributions that immigrants make to our country".

Since the early '70s, Humes — a bearded, generally benevolent figure, his mind ravaged yet not entirely destroyed by mental illness — had been a fixture around Harvard and Columbia, a self-appointed freelance professor entrancing acolytes with his theories on vast government conspiracies, the benefits of cannabis, the shape of clouds.

And while Causes may have purely benevolent motives in mind with putting on the Online Rally, they're not coming away empty handed: everyone who signed up to donate their status message also installed the Causes Facebook app.

"Altruism is a benevolent state of mind.

Ricard: Altruism is a benevolent state of mind.

It's not a sublime song; the participants impress more as a glittering guest list than as performers, and yet the benevolent will, strength of mind and boundless resources driving the project are majestic.

I will keep in mind his benevolent image and remain faithful to him like a sunflower following the sun".

"So I'm like the good parent in their minds, the benevolent parent.

The noble or benevolent spirits with open minds and progressive characters are certainly in the minority and hence much more precious and rare.

The crowd was so dense and the weather so benevolent that it brought to mind Coachella.