Sentence examples for certain goodness from inspiring English sources

For another, he thought that the play's conclusion, which suggests that some people can retain a certain goodness even in that brick desert, would have no meaning if he had not shown how horribly others could be corrupted.

The closer the similarity between the objects, the fewer terms are needed in the expansion to achieve certain approximation goodness [46].

If an artifact is evaluated on the basis of its suitability for a certain purpose, its goodness is a form of what may be called instrumental goodness.

This is because it is not part of our very nature to be at a certain level of goodness.

If I say that an angel is better than a human being, I can't mean that a human being has a certain number of goodness-bits while the angel has that many plus some extras.

Where Terry seems to be direct and certain of his own goodness, Drew is closed down, evasive, and certain of his badness.

Oh my goodness, I'm certain the universe itself would stop expanding upon learning of that development.

The different objective functions given above judge the goodness of a certain parameter set focusing on different aspects in the runoff characteristics.

For example, the Mencius (the name is actually a latinization given by Christian priests for 'Mengzi') presents a theory that human nature contains the germs or sprouts of goodness, tendencies to certain feelings and judgments such as manifested by the feeling of compassion for a child about to fall into a well.

It's a big and sustaining pile of — as I've heard it put about certain people's fried chicken — crunchy goodness.

If this, or something like it, is correct, then the concept of goodness does not merely describe certain properties goodness has, but aspires to tell us what goodness is.[19] It does not, therefore, call for a metaphysically deeper account from some other source in the way that the concept of heat or water does.