You can even find him volunteering his time, speaking on radio and talk shows and then participating in a celebrity wrestling match in the evening to raise funds for the cause during the evening... all benevolent sides of him rarely captured by the public eye but mostly seen by those who know him.
Compounding the problem, managers can from the most benevolent of motives deny mothers the chance to shine.
And in this way, this most benevolent of players can inflict unspeakable cruelty on an opponent, as Heat Coach Pat Riley has witnessed.
Which is why these offerings should ideally be based on open standards, rather than on the dictatorship, however benevolent, of a single company.
Even the most benevolent of dictators cannot allocate economic and political resources without conflict.
One of Descartes' first metaphysical first principles that he proves is the existence and nature (as benevolent) of God.
Jansen and the Dodgers seem to be pointing mostly toward mechanics, which is the most benevolent of the three, and I'm not in position to dispute them.
(1) By arriving at a more or less tacit agreement with the U.S.S.R. which would assure him of the benevolent neutrality of that country in the event of a conflict, perhaps even of her complicity in a partition of Poland.
So a pregnant woman in Britain is gently, with lots of benevolent talk of choice, consigned to a labyrinth, in urgent need of a ball of twine.
Small in stature, large in presence, she ruled her realm in the manner of benevolent despots of the 18th century.
Sort of this benevolent sort of spirit that lays little nuggets for us to find.
