Javert, who becomes the police inspector in the town of Gorbeau, does not believe that good can come from evil, or vice versa; the life of Valjean, who becomes Gorbeau's benefactor under an assumed identity, is a lesson in that principle.
Mrs. Olmedo became the major collector of Riveras as well as Rivera's benefactor late in his life, thanks to her entrepreneurial acumen.
While I still rely on my parents and other benefactors for life's essentials, and as long as I hold fast to pipe dreams instead of seeking out a straight and narrow career path, some might say I'm still a child.
Eliot's benefactor John Quinn was worse still.
An anonymous benefactor anoints Pip heir to a tremendous fortune, setting into motion a life's journey ripe with wonder, heartbreak and finally triumph.
"One of the things that I have been thinking about all my writing life - it's in 'The Benefactor,' it's in 'Notes on Camp' - is the question of what the esthetic way of looking at the world is.
He is leading a double life as public benefactor and domestic tyrant.
He was a life-long benefactor and donor to a wide variety of charities.
Some scholars claim that it was not until after the turn of the century, with the Progressive emphasis on the rationalization of public life, that the benefactors of Chicago's cultural institutions actually came to address these issues.
Frances Lasker Brody, a philanthropist, arts advocate and collector who influenced the development of Los Angeles' cultural life as a founding benefactor of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and later as a guiding patron of the Huntington Library, Art Collections and Gardens in San Marino, has died.
Man's greatest benefactor?
