Sentence examples for benevolent scheme from inspiring English sources

Prophecy provides the young reader with the reassurance that narration has a benevolent scheme.

The fates weren't quite so benevolent toward the scheming Denker, who ratted out Spratt's advice column to Violet, fully expecting Violet would cash him out.

Any scheme, however benevolent, will keep missing its mark as long as it does not involve people with experience of sleeping rough.

In theory the scheme was benevolent.

Wise, benevolent Sarastro and the scheming Queen of the Night square off again — this time their respective forces prepare to do battle, which gives rise to some rousing military music.

Everything is interconnected, forming part of the grand scheme of a benevolent Providence (or God as we understand Him).

4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.

Motivated by the inefficiency of decentralized behavior, we design an efficient and potentially implementable international scheme under which a benevolent international agency, mirrored after the Global Environment Facility, makes income transfers from Japan to China.

The area has been newly christened Northbank, and there are plans to pedestrianise the stretch of the Strand between the Aldwych crescent, a scheme into which the bridge neatly dovetails as a benevolent bringer of crowds.

The Scandinavian countries, Norway particularly, are active as mediators and generous donors to international development schemes, yet the problems of Africa defy their most benevolent enterprises.

He thus devised a scheme of model cooperative communities that would increase production, permit humane education, and release the naturally benevolent qualities of humankind.