Sentence examples for his goodwill from inspiring English sources
But it is not difficult to see ways in which he could demonstrate his goodwill.
"He has used up almost all his goodwill in less than nine months, with the hardest work still ahead.
Such negotiators are likely to exploit his goodwill by refusing to reciprocate at all, much less in the way he has defined.
In fact, real power rested with Augustus, who superintended state finances and above all controlled membership in the Senate; every senator's career depended on his goodwill.
(Imagine for a moment what the reaction might have been had he said the opposite, that his goodwill was enough to understand the black experience).
Weschler's position requires we trust his goodwill, that we trust Kapuściński and Mitchell and Capote and Steinbeck – and Mike Daisey – to embellish and invent responsibly.
"In his indefatigable energy, his incredible goodwill and good humor, and his humility, he reminds me so much of Carl".
Should Florida law apply to the subject of equitable distribution, all marital assets, (i.e., A-Rods jet, his celebrity goodwill and his sports and endorsement contracts) would be divided fifty-fifty.
His verses, mingling humour and pathos, are written in a synthetic patois and from the viewpoint of a British imperialist but are redeemed by his evident goodwill and genuine fondness for his subject.
Perhaps Obama needs to assure himself that nothing Snowden revealed throws his own goodwill into question; but that is his own concern, and cannot erase the influence and importance of the N.S.A. leaks.
Perhaps he didn't fancy a trip to Everton on Boxing Day? Chelsea captain John Terry spread his festive goodwill to West Ham supporters on his Instagram page, even after Chelsea beat the Hammers 2-0 on Boxing Day.
