Sentence examples for emphasis on benevolent from inspiring English sources
Zhongyong zhidao: for all the radical attempts of the past century to sweep China's "feudal tradition" into the dustbin of history, Confucianism — with its emphasis on benevolent rule, refinement, and social harmony — is enjoying a major revival here.
This emphasis on benevolent rulership, expressed in numerous bronze inscriptions, was both a reaction to the collapse of the Shang dynasty and an affirmation of a deep-rooted worldview.
Moreover, in keeping with her emphasis on the importance of goodwill towards others and "the benevolent universe premise," Rand's heroes are often extraordinarily (and almost always appropriately) kind and generous, not only to those they love but also to mere acquaintances, and even sometimes adversaries (Badhwar 1993b).
Although he was unimpressed with the image of the ideal Confucian ruler as a benevolent father figure, he nevertheless appreciated the literary grace of the Confucianists and particularly the Confucian emphasis on ritual, which complemented his religious interests.
* Greater emphasis on exploration.
Emphasis on achievement, etc.
Emphasis on the "sometimes".
