Sentence examples for goodness marks from inspiring English sources

Coulmier's essential goodness marks him as a failure, and Napoleon dispatches the more businesslike Royer-Collard to silence Sade.

Politicians and other leaders share in the inherent goodness that marks the aspirations and lives of most people.

If you do overstep the mark (and goodness, who hasn't at some point?), apologize.

Some defenders of perfect being theology have ridiculed the idea that an absolutely perfect being might be only contingently perfectly good, for even if a being were to exhibit all of the marks of perfect goodness up to a certain time, we would have no basis to think that the absolutely perfect being would not break bad at some point in the future (Rogers 2000, p. 122).

Being one with Dao does not describe any mystical union with a divine source or sacred power, but reflects a mode of being that accords with the assumed original nature marked by natural goodness and the absence of excessive desire.

Bourdin, who generally tapped into a mark's sense of goodness rather than into some darker urge, says, "Nobody expects a seemingly vulnerable child to be lying".

You'll never get a mark against you, like, "Oh goodness, this is the third time he brought something up and said he was having trouble".

Goodness of fit estimates indicated that the assumptions of multistate Capture-Mark-Recapture model we used to estimate transition probabilities from field data were not violated.

Significant variables were marked and adjusted R squares were computed to show the goodness of fit of the multivariate models.

His was the "politics of goodness," but it was prosecuted with the same kind of obliviousness that has marked the early weeks of Mr. Bush.

The religious version of being good is not always on the mark, to put it mildly, but even the opportunity to contemplate goodness seems valuable.