Sentence examples for degree of goodwill from inspiring English sources
They all backed their new mayor on gay marriage, and nobody admitted to having voted for Mr Schwarzenegger; yet an astonishing degree of goodwill towards the governor was in evidence.
I was not one of the astonishing nine million fans who gathered round their screens to watch the finale and – thanks to a degree of goodwill and self-restraint that hasn't been seen since Agatha Christie's people begged audiences not to reveal the ending of The Mousetrap – I didn't see, hear or read anything that revealed the killer.
Several philosophers suggest that as far as feelings go, gratitude requires some degree of goodwill toward a benefactor, understood as wishing a benefactor well (Walker 1980 1981; Herman 2012).
The interviews revealed a remarkable degree of goodwill of the healthcare providers towards the researchers.
Richard Humphries, assistant director of policy at healthcare charity The King's Fund, agrees that reorganisation is a distraction, but adds: "On the positive side, I do sense a degree of commitment and goodwill".
Enduring constitutions nevertheless require three essential things: first, a general recognition that there is a problem that needs solving; second, a shared willingness to produce a shared outcome; and, third, a degree of readiness and goodwill to make that outcome a lasting settlement.
Tidings of goodwill are super.
Traditionally, Christmas is a time of goodwill.
There are other signs of goodwill.
