Sentence examples for considerable good as from inspiring English sources

This irony gave a tinny timbre to a movement that did considerable good as an overhaul of democratic manners and mores for a plural society.

Mary talked long enough with Jim to become romantically interested in him, and thought that he was "utterly charming and uncomplicated," as well as being entertained by his "considerable good humour".

White House aides say Mrs. Obama recognizes that the administration has lost considerable good will among supporters, and she has devoted herself to winning back as much of it as she can.

"The Gateses do considerable good," McGoey concedes.

It's an affront to his own considerable good works and to his own meager beginnings.

"He brings with him considerable experience as well as an excellent reputation for building good teams," Temasek said.

The broadcast carried considerable risks as well as potential benefits.

These latter posts yielded him considerable income as well as considerable power of patronage.

On the opposite extreme one finds strong cosmopolitans, like Thomas Pogge, who blame the global order for injustices committed against the poor and recommend a considerable redistribution of goods as a remedy to restore justice.

However I do feel considerable pressure to make them as good as they possibly can be.

So this novel ends up in a frustrating middle ground: overly attentive in some ways, it lacks attentiveness in others, and the upshot is that, despite Bausch's considerable talents, it isn't quite as good as it could be.