Sentence examples similar to benevolent urge from inspiring English sources
In the Neo-Confucian view, harmony was maintained by a reciprocal relationship of justice between a superior, who was urged to be benevolent, and a subordinate, who was urged to be obedient and to observe propriety.
As Jack begins to realize that he has been set up, he has long talks with the town's benevolent priest (Paolo Bonacelli), who urges him to take God into his heart, and somewhat different consultations with a prostitute, Clara (Violante Placido), who falls in love with him after he performs an act of sexual gallantry that no man experienced with prostitutes would likely perform.
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
On the whole, though, he is a benevolent and broad-minded revolutionary, urging a hundred flowers to bloom, toppling only the outmoded and corrupt institutions.
Her new album, "Supermoon" (Heads Up International) is full of blithely benevolent messages; in "Affection" she urges, "Share it!" The music follows through with an international assortment of grooves, from funk to jazz to Steve Reich-like percussion to the most airborne one of all: the electrified pygmy-style call-and-response of "Gati".
A ranger urges caution, but up here, where the trees grow sideways beside benevolent rocks, we believe ourselves untouchable and protected.
They are never benevolent.
