Sentence examples similar to benevolent traits from inspiring English sources
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
More a collection of traits — fading good looks, benevolent masculinity, frustrated creative ambition — Tyler is mostly seen in symbiotic relation to Barrett, who seems willing to sacrifice worldly achievement for the possibility of a complementary love.
Some think that giving is an innate trait possessed by certain naturally benevolent personalities.
While hostile sexism shares similar traits to the disrespectful womanizer style, they describe benevolent sexism as 'a subjectively positive orientation of protection, idealization, and affection directed towards women' [35:763].
Because of its evolutionary kinship with C. albicans and its status as genetics model system, S. cerevisiae, the benevolent baker's yeast, has acquired enhanced scientific value as a model pathogen in the study of virulence-related traits [36], [37].
They are never benevolent.
Benevolent's rules are simple.
Parvati is a benevolent goddess.
