Sentence examples for great goodwill from inspiring English sources
That would be a great goodwill gesture to put out there during the Beijing Olympics.
They brought the Persians food and other materials with great goodwill, and mentally predicted victory for them.
AllMusic's Richard Ginell writes: "Hands down, this epochal concert ... was the crowning event of George Harrison's public life, a gesture of great goodwill that captured the moment in history and, not incidentally, produced some rousing music as a permanent legacy".
The United States gained great goodwill in Latin America and was able to galvanize the region over Venezuela after former President Obama ended decades of estrangement with Cuba in 2015 and renewed diplomatic ties.
"We will help him to be a great Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF, and he will have all of our support".
England's community of 1.5 million Muslims represents an opportunity to build bridges and establish greater goodwill at home and abroad.
In particular, the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief has had a profoundly positive effect, exemplifying greater goodwill and influence (soft power) that can be gained from addressing the compelling and influential humanitarian imperative of health in LMICs.
While it's great that goodwill towards men extends to one of the boys in blue this holiday season, the essential irony that a police officer helping a person in obvious need is so rare an event that it becomes newsworthy, was pretty much lost on everyone.
The real revolutionaries recall that their phones and internet connections were cut off, on the government's orders, during the clashes.The revolution could make Egypt more prosperous, if it leads to less corruption, stronger institutions, greater diaspora goodwill and a more motivated population.
