Sentence examples similar to highly benevolent from inspiring English sources
Houstonians are extremely benevolent.
Though pious, benevolent, and highly virtuous in private conduct, Philip, after he became king (September 13 , 1598, showed himself to be indolent and indifferent to his responsibilities.
The script is filled with words like "courage," "discipline" and "standards," all meant to convey a highly moral core to a benevolent policy.
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
Thus Sugan Shrestha was resplendent and fierce in her gold crown as the mother goddess in "Vajra Yogini Dance". In "Manjushree Dance," which featured three performers in a highly codified sequence, Binod Oli was the benevolent elephant god, Ganesh, and Mr. Kapoor was another auspicious deity.
The findings of this study also indicated that consumers who attribute high importance to benevolent values were also highly influenced by significant others (β = 0.33, p < 0.001), supporting hypothesis H4.
At the same time, Hume also emphasizes the point that our sympathetic and benevolent tendencies are limited and highly partial — both of which pose serious obstacles for social peace and cooperation.
The collectivism that characterises African social systems (48) meant, for instance, that being present around and benevolent towards kin was valued highly.
While Cornelius Fudge, the minister of magic (Robert Hardy), maintains his highly suspect denial of Voldemort's return, a coup at Hogwarts threatens the benevolent administration of Albus Dumbledore (Michael Gambon).
