Sentence examples for born to be good from inspiring English sources
Thus, we can learn a lot about who we really are by paying attention to what we're learning about the social behavior of other animals and harness our own innate goodness, as some claim it to be, to make the world a better place for all beings (please see for example, Dacher Keltner's excellent book called Born to Be Good: The Science of a Meaningful Life).
Dacher Keltner sports a big grin in the photograph that accompanies "Born to Be Good".
"Born to Be Good" is the first mainstream book from a writer whose earlier experience has been in textbook and magazine writing.
"Born to Be Good" is full of illustrations (volunteers making funny faces, showing us Duchenne smiles and many other revealing expressions), anecdotes and even one-liners.
"We've done a good job of documenting how harshly humans treat their enemies throughout evolution," said Dacher Keltner, a psychologist at the University of California, Berkeley, and author of "Born to be Good" (Norton, 2009).
In "Born to Be Good," Dacher Keltner describes the work he and others are doing on the mechanisms of empathy and connection, involving things like smiles, blushes, laughter and touch.
We are given a choice, the moment we were born to be as good or as bad as we want to be.
She finds herself housebound, distracted by pain, bored, unable even to enjoy her longtime passion, books, and this, after a lifetime of reading for enlightenment and instruction, of reading to "find out how sex works, how babies are born," what "it is to be good, or bad" and to "find out what it is that other people experience that she is missing".
That's why I hope that all babies will be born to parents who are prepared to be good parents.
Increasingly dissatisfied with born-to-be-good parts, she agitated for more mature roles, such as the town tramp in The Corn is Green (1945).
Funding projects that might help Americans who haven't even been born yet might be good policy, but it's not going to get anyone elected.
