Sentence examples for goodness were from inspiring English sources
There was the belief then that because they were so good at baseball, the Boston players embodied goodness — were noble and invincible figures.
The Iraqi National Museum, immortalized by Donald Rumsfeld as "some building" out of which "some person" kept walking with a vase ("and you see it twenty times, and you think, 'My goodness, were there that many vases?
It is not just that time has frozen but that, in stopping its stream, the camera has revealed a near-supernatural radiance protecting Evans, as if her goodness were a force field.
The qualities I did care about — elusive ones like temperament, sensibility, intelligence, goodness — were difficult to discern online, and it was unclear, anyway, whether genetics played any significant role in them.
Having felt for years that the great man's reputation was under stealth assault from those never inclined to see any pedagogical virtue behind the tough love and bluster of football culture, they pointed to the library that bore his name, as though proof of his essential goodness were exculpatory.
Thus Moore and others concluded that moral properties such as goodness were irreducible sui generis properties, not identical to natural properties (Moore 1903, 15).
Oh my goodness, is it good!
The point of being "good" isn't because goodness is valuable unto itself or because goodness is widely beneficial.
The goodness wasn't just good.
Murdoch's goodness is described.
