Sentence examples for great benevolent from inspiring English sources

Not the beloved face of the great American Corporation, the great, benevolent, family-oriented corporation.

Moreover, Southwood Smith was an avowed admirer of Maclean, calling him "one of those extraordinary men who is capable of concentrating all the faculties of his mind, and of devoting the best years of his life, to the accomplishment of one great and benevolent object".

Malevolent business activities seem to catch consumers' attention significantly and affect their heart rate deceleration as well as produce low trust scores at a much greater rate than benevolent practices do.

The inscription calls him: the most famous prince of blessed memory and praises his great labour, good and benevolent lordship for the honour of this City.

Unlike ungrateful fictional offspring, your daughter is not so nutritionally fastidious as to spurn the great and, for once, benevolent American achievement of the pie, and bakes them all the time.

However, these individuals also had greater levels of selfless benevolent love ("Agape" love style) and they scored higher on a scale that measured self-transcendence.

He's only a little over a month old, but Prince George may have already learned his greatest lesson from his benevolent parents.

People now seem to be seeking a force greater than ourselves that is benevolent".

Because Allah - the greatest, the merciful and the benevolent - does not like us to leave our bodies open just anyhow, we feel it is not proper for the doctor to see us naked.

Unlike "Mothman," this vehicle for Kevin Costner's unlimited talent for conveying self-righteous self-pity takes a benevolent view of the great beyond.

The Lehmans were out hundreds of thousands of dollars in potential capital and had wasted a great deal of energy on their "benevolent" actions on behalf of the state.