Sentence examples for even goodness from inspiring English sources

He doesn't suggest a lack of personal faith or even goodness on the part of the man born Eugenio Pacelli.

Dionysius' central concern is how a triune God, that he calls among other things the thearchy (god-rule; god-beginning), who is utterly unknowable, unrestricted being, beyond individual substances, beyond even goodness, can become manifest to, in, and through the whole of creation in order to bring back all things to the hidden darkness of their source.

It would be easier to accept the stupid 70s throwback sitcoms if the BBC were still making comedy as good as The Day Today, The Thick of It, I'm Alan Partridge or even Goodness Gracious Me.

So we get the charming "gosh darn," "good golly," even "for goodness sakes".

Moral rationalists tend to say, first, that moral properties are discovered by reason, and also that what is morally good is in accord with reason (even that goodness consists in reasonableness) and what is morally evil is unreasonable.

A pipeline rupture that stanched the flow of gasoline to Phoenix has turned daily life here on its head for almost a week, prompting, among other things, a surge in car pooling, bus riding and even -- goodness gracious, in this heat -- walking.

Or even Banville, goodness gracious me!" Henrietta McKervey, whose debut What Becomes of Us was well reviewed this spring, wrote: "No Colm Tóibín, no Roddy Doyle.

In the same way, mightn't it be said of her intelligence, her kindness, even her goodness of heart, that they encourage a search for flaws, that they incite in their admirer a secret craving for ignorance, confusion, and spiritual failure?

In Roger's case, he himself is weakened by his exertions, and the late closeup of his face, wreathed in morning sunlight and the fog of cigarettes, shows a hollow man; the farce of his libido has sapped even the goodness of his looks.

If we were to say the same thing about divinity, there would be no in-principle objection to the idea that Jesus counts as divine despite lacking omniscience or other properties like, perhaps, omnipotence, omnipresence, or even perfect goodness.

Moreover, even if goodness provides no reasons of its own, the properties that do provide reasons might be lower-order but still essentially evaluative properties of objects, not natural properties.