Sentence examples for benevolent move from inspiring English sources

Many, including Simón Bolívar, saw this as a benevolent move of solidarity and sought to build ties with us in support of a free hemisphere.

It isn't a purely benevolent move, either — Facebook will be able to further improve its database as more people check in.

Obviously this isn't a purely benevolent move — Parse sees an opportunity to get a bunch of new users — but it could help reduce a few headaches nonetheless.

It isn't a purely benevolent move, either — Facebook will be able to further improve its database as more people check in.

Eventually Katango plans to let other services and apps tap into its algorithms, allowing them to integrate its auto-grouping functionality (this wouldn't be a purely benevolent move, either — Katango would also be able to improve its algorithms from that additional data).

Aronofsky borrows from the "Transformer" series, too: Noah and his family are protected by the Watchers, fallen angels who stand sixteen feet tall and move like benevolent versions of the raging Decepticons.

Second, these affective states move us to benevolent action.

4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.

He spent months trying to reclaim money owed and says Pipex put a block on his line, impeding his move to a more benevolent rival.

To some, this may look like a benevolent act, but it is purely a move to control the market.

Now trapped in the house, the Harmons team up with Moira and the other benevolent spirits to keep other families from moving in by scaring them away.