Sentence examples for benevolent patronage from inspiring English sources

In essence, the village poor must take their place along with everyone else in a perfect hierarchy topped by the king's benevolent patronage.

While patrons are cast as benevolent (Carney 1989 45), patronage is criticised for being a relationship of simultaneous exploitation and benefit (Stein 1984: 34).

The Western Ganga kings showed benevolent tolerance to all faiths but are most famous for their patronage toward Jainism resulting in the construction of monuments in places such as Shravanabelagola and Kambadahalli.

EFA results produced one-factor models, with factor loading >0.50 for all items that measured universalism and benevolent values, moral norms, subjective norms, attitudes towards patronizing retail apparel brands engaged in CSR and patronage intentions.

But a benevolent one".

Patronage has been poor.

Patronage pads the payroll.

He's not benevolent.

They are never benevolent.

Patronage also helps.

"He's not as benevolent.