Sentence examples for goodness calls from inspiring English sources

Such a religion brings forth people who see others as subjects of love and dignity, whose intrinsic goodness calls us every moment to ponder beauty, to imagine the impossible, and to engage the possible through simple acts of loyalty, fidelity, and surrender.

In the kitchen, peaches lend their fuzzy, juicy selves to a variety of dishes, from sweet sorbets to savory salsas to the biscuit-covered goodness called cobbler that no legitimate soul food menu can live without.

Even the IRS, for goodness sake, calls it an estate tax.

We showed that the goodness of calls of SNPs is strongly influenced by the secondary intra-molecular structures of the genomic sequence surrounding each SNP.

That's the beautiful sound of a bag of kernels transforming into the buttery goodness we call popcorn.

That over arching goodness, what Thomas calls the ratio bonitatis, is the ultimate end.

That's because they're what Vikki calls "goodness generators" and these kinds of things heal the brain damage I'm talking about.

Eugene's quest is a sentimental education in what - since it can't be called goodness, the values upheld by Sweet Gum being those of the drug industry - I can only call niceness.

9) Oh for goodness sake, you call that a ghost?

I've heard people, as I make my rounds, speak of something called "goodness".

In that capacity he had the goodness not to call her.