Sentence examples for from benevolence from inspiring English sources
Congress's stance toward the industry has shifted from benevolence after the terrorist attacks in 2001 to a more combative approach after a string of passenger disruptions and recent revelations about lax oversight.
Their motives hence change from benevolence to altruism.
From benevolence flows ideas like maximizing aggregate good, not harming anyone, and not interfering with individuals' liberty.
Then too, because we can play the role of spectator for ourselves, we may extend our benevolent impulses to ourselves, that is, we can form self-related desires stemming from benevolence.
Codes of behaviour and other "implements of moral instruction", such as texts of "history, biography, novels and dramatic compositions" (UC lxxxvii, 18 19), could be utilised to divert people from inclinations damaging to themselves and others and to teach them to derive pleasure from benevolence.
Faced with a condition that requires a decision to be made based on the perception that a person or persons has an immediate need, the virtuous person acting from benevolence will attempt to fill that need (such as providing support to low income families with children).
Today's "family-friendly, female-friendly pharmacy profession" resulted not from employer benevolence but from economic incentives created by a major transformation of the industry.
Hershey's reputation comes not just from chocolate manufacturing but also from the benevolence of the founder of Hershey Chocolate, Milton Hershey.
On a pitch that appeared to be getting slower by the session they looked to have done well to dismiss West Indies by tea on the third day for 295, despite an excellent, controlled unbeaten maiden Test century from Jermaine Blackwood, who finished with 112 from 220 balls, having benefited twice from England benevolence on the way.
Among the organizations that have benefited from the benevolence of the Fezziwigs are Midnight Run, Kids in Crisis, Food Patch and Covenant House.
(Brantley) Last Chance * 'JACKIE HOFFMAN: CHANUKAH AT JOE'S PUB' The return of a beloved ritual for those wanting a reprieve from enforced benevolence and good cheer.
