Sentence examples for benevolent world from inspiring English sources

Just as adopting a child on her own helped to change her image from – and I'm paraphrasing here – kinky vampiric crazy lady to benevolent world saviour, so she is at least partly relying on her children to control the story.

"We floated free then for those few moments in a more benevolent world — until a guard would yell across to us as we finished the last of our coffee, 'Hey, you two! You're not in the Waldorf, ya know!' " In Moskowitz's account, Rosenberg was a generous inmate.

Most television comedies confect a generally benevolent world view, in which the characters believe in the central premise of their lives, appear to be the heroes of their more or less happy stories, and accept as basically good the culture in which they live.

I'm hoping for a more benevolent world, as opposed to complete anarchy.

If we want to move forward culturally, and globally, and to have a more benevolent world, the easiest place to start is on the plate.

It too begins by citing the benevolent person as an ethical paradigm, but here the opening move is to establish, by analogy, the attitude of the filial son toward his parents as a model for that of the benevolent man toward society: "The benevolent person's planning on behalf of the world, to give an analogy, is in no respect different from the filial son's planning on behalf of his parents".

Is it a benevolent universe?

He is a benevolent man.

The role of religion is to make of us better human beings so that we might fashion a better and more benevolent society and world.

The only contribution, the only benevolent gift the world wishes to have bestowed upon it from these egomaniacs is to go away.

But 2009 has not been nearly as benevolent to the world's largest fast-food restaurant chain.