Sentence examples for evident good from inspiring English sources

The girl is one Pepper Potts Gwyneth Paltroww, also in evident good humor), Tony's smitten, ultracompetent assistant.

Allies from Canada to Germany that are court members have been dismayed by the U.S. dismissal of an institution they see doing evident good.

Many of the remedies put forward here are pretty self evident: good quality childcare, applauding hard work, high quality education and skill formation, embracing risk and innovation, regional balance, cutting unnecessary red tape.

Three days of meetings between President Bush and Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, concluded yesterday with evident good will but no agreement on reconciling American missile defense plans with the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty.

Despite his evident good intentions and commitment to the world body, some survivors from Mr Annan's reign became so disillusioned by his lacklustre performance that they thought of quitting.

The Radio 2 breakfast show host said reports about Ball being brought on board for Top Gear because of evident good "chemistry" between the pair on camera were "hilariously inaccurate".

The idea of wildlife as a sacred and self-evident good was under pressure on other fronts.

That version of diversity, all brochures and optics, became safe and mainstream, a self-evident good, a way for institutions to show their capacity for evolution and enlightenment.

But they're not wrong: from the ethos of self-improvement to the supposedly self-evident good of American greatness, "excellence" is in the air.

The entire E.U. project was hailed as a self-evident good by a generation's worth of statesmen and intellectuals, and Euroskepticism was confined in many countries to the fringes of the left and right.

Many of the critics of an Iraqi war in the West also say that it will bring instability, implying that the stability of the Arab world is a self-evident good.