Sentence examples for dispensing goodwill from inspiring English sources

Nicholas Serota, director of the Tate, glides around the Duveen galleries dispensing goodwill like a benign end-of-term headmaster.

This album starts, as all albums surely should, with A Toast, one in which all traditional goodwill is dispensed with.

The Chinese Buddhist pilgrim Faxian, who spent six years (405 411) in India during Chandragupta II's reign, spoke highly of the system of government, the means for dispensing charity and medicine (the emperor maintained free rest houses and hospitals), and the goodwill of the people.

Burke enjoyed dispensing compliments.

In any case, Peisistratus's introduction of "deme judges"—that is, judges who traveled round the villages of Attica dispensing something like uniform justice was an important leveling step, both socially and geographically, and one should imagine that as an appeal to the goodwill of the hoplite and thetic classes.

Many A.T.M.s stopped dispensing cash.

He was dispensing stain wisdom.

Aerin Lauder is also dispensing advice.

Friedman did not propose dispensing with Keynes.

Dispensing wisdom was her job.

Pressurize the keg for dispensing.