Sentence examples for how benevolent from inspiring English sources

No matter how benevolent the process tries to be, it is always a treacherous journey between growth and pruning.

Trust me, no pregnant woman wants to hear about your stillbirth, no matter how benevolent your intent (especially if she's already had the cheese).

But, other experts and scholars explain to Ms. Bartiromo, no matter how benevolent and responsible Google seems now, there's no telling who will control it 10 years hence.

Call me naive, but I think the Heartbleed flaw offers hackers the perfect chance to show everyone how benevolent they can be.

Sweeney Investigates 9.50pm, BBC2 Just how benevolent is Kabbalah, that suddenly trendy form of Jewish mysticism that has taken hold of Madonna, Britney Spears and thousands around the world?

Ledee, who, like Gonzalez, is from Puerto Rico, showed how benevolent he is by ignoring the doubts about whether Gonzalez wants to be with the Yankees and focusing on how it would help the team.

"It will be fascinating to watch how these benevolent dictatorships work out over time," he says.

Americans were deeply religious, and they struggled to understand how a benevolent God could allow such destruction to go on for so long.

Brandt struggles with the age-old question of how a benevolent, all-powerful God can allow his father to suffer so.

In Chrono Trigger, the classic Super Nintendo adventure game, we travel through the ages, fixing social and generational issues at the source, then whizzing forward to see how our benevolent meddling has played out through the centuries.

Fans were left to wonder how that benevolent "Well, he didn't mean to …" philosophy might apply to an own-goal – or, alternatively, to players trying to sneak back on to the pitch after a mid-match shoe change.