Sentence examples for goodwill though from inspiring English sources

Public service messages, lectures and advertising campaigns are proliferating in an atmosphere of infectious goodwill, though the mood is still sullen in traditionally pro-Gaddafi areas such as Abu Salim.

The hat, meanwhile, is one worn to traditional ceremonies in Cameroon; made of feathers, it represents notions of prosperity and goodwill – though here, with the Monstera, it also speaks of the exotic come to Botswana, making us question our ideas of the indigenous and our assumptions of Africa.

Perhaps it was just seasonal goodwill, though.

A while later she reported that 30 of the workers had been released "as a gesture of goodwill," though this has not yet been confirmed.

Simone Weil also in that work provided a psychological explanation for the mental peace associated with a good conscience: "the liberty of men of goodwill, though limited in the sphere of action, is complete in that of conscience.

This fragile goodwill may dissipate, though, if the government does not apply itself to finding homes for its displaced citizens.

Alternatively, this might be a way to help build goodwill in the community, though now that HP is getting out of the consumer PC business, it seems like this wouldn't be HP's biggest priority.

Such questions preoccupied Shakespeare and, in condemning "unkindness," he wasn't just advocating for goodwill and civility, though he did that too.

Closer to election time, though, that easy goodwill will vaporise as voters focus on the choice between the parties.

President Obama visited Riyadh in March, seeking to mend relations; if a new era of trust and goodwill emerged from that trip, though, it is not detectable.

It would take goodwill on all sides though, so don't bank on it.