The whole evening reaffirmed my faith in our core goodness as human beings and how youth particularly is reviving a core culture of service, volunteerism and sense of responsibility to our fellow man.
The AMD Turion 64 X2 1.6GHz processor offers dual-core goodness, but it's the slowest member of the Turion 64 X2 family.
Sadly my girlfriend did not possess that solid core of goodness.
What my mother did have was a solid core of goodness.
That is Sonya, the prostitute in "Crime and Punishment," and Lukas Moodysson, like Dostoevsky before him, and like Robert Bresson in his great film "Mouchette," finds a core of goodness in one young woman that embarrasses and damns the predatory spirits who hover around and peck at her.
Do these people really have a core of goodness within them that they and others can access? .
There is only one reason that I am glad that Arlen Specter lost his heated Pennsylvania Democratic primary to Joe Sestak: As his friend for over 40 years, I will no longer feel compelled again and again to try to explain his decisions or describe, with examples, the core of goodness in this complex man.
As with any of these activities, the focus, however, isn't on propping up the ego or to keep it going or to make it feel better (because when it feels threatened because it's actually a sign you're starting to get to your own inner core of goodness, and the ego can react and lure you back into old habits) but rather, to help fortify and ground you in your own true nature of basic goodness.
De Waal, on the other hand, focuses on the pure core of goodness in human nature.
Shaftesbury conceives the core notion of the goodness of things teleologically: something is good if it contributes to the well-being or furtherance of the system of which it is a part.
