Sentence examples for innate good from inspiring English sources

He was a man of style, charm and innate good manners.

Amid all the misery, a certain innate good nature — and a desire to survive — shine through.

She has a ripe sense of humor and conveys an innate good cheer.

All of Europe imitated the French ideas, although the English and German facsimiles lacked Boquet's innate good taste.

"This is a case where you have to trust the innate good judgment of the American voter," said Michael Beschloss, the presidential historian.

Moved, perhaps, by innate good taste, and certainly by naked ambition and gall, he dispatched three reels of amateur film to Huw Weldon, Monitor's most formidable editor.

Penn, mouth open, shouting and stammering, plunges deep into Sam's confusions and his innate good-heartedness.

There is nothing good about Sophie's illness, subsequent disability and brain damage, but our situation has brought to my attention most people's innate goodness.

It is estimated there are several hundred thousand living in homes round the country today, a popularity that has much to do with the dog's innate, endearing good nature.

In "The Portrait of a Lady," Jane Campion's 1996 feminist Gothic interpretation of Henry James's novel, she was Isabel Archer, whose innate American good cheer is stifled by the scheming and corruption of her satanically passive-aggressive husband and his duplicitous former lover.

The Harry Potter phenomenon shows that children have an innate appreciation for good storytelling, which is what good writing is.