Sentence examples for goods peace from inspiring English sources

Taxes, in this case, are not an evil, not a drag on society, but are instead a wonderful purchasing opportunity, providing the most practical way to buy extremely desirable goods: peace and security.

Berrigan, in one of several well-known aphorisms, retorted that "a good peace movement starts out small and gets smaller".

Mr. Kennan, it seems, was better informed than the administration about how different a good war plan is from a good peace plan.

"This is a good peace," he said.

Keep a good peace of mind.

Killing Is My Business... and business Is Good! Peace Sells... but Who's Buying?

The Good Friday peace accords were good in themselves, and also as encouragement.

Toward the end of the civil war, Lincoln had to choose between two rival goods, immediate peace and the definitive end of slavery.

The second chief justification for democracy is instrumental: It holds that democratic governance tends to promote important goods, including peace, freedom, and other dimensions of well-being.

Many good things done... All's good and peace and quiet shall now ensue.

You end up saying everything that is good is peace".