Sentence examples for like the goodness from inspiring English sources

Questions like the goodness and legitimacy of gay relationships.

In Letter III he says: Men are like plants: the goodness and flavour of the fruit proceeds from the peculiar soil and exposition in which they grow.

The program notes here are fascinating but not fully helpful — for example, applying the Zulu term "amaphoyisa" not in its primary sense of police, but to symbolize "the human and superhuman forces who, like vultures, feast on the goodness of the benevolent".

In books like "The Third Peacock: The Goodness of God and the Badness of the World" (1971) and "Between Noon and Three: Romance, Law and the Outrage of Grace" (1996), Mr. Capon (pronounced KAY-pun) dismissed most forms of conspicuous religious piety, construed the Gospels as a radical manifesto for freedom, and for better or worse championed what he called "the astonishing oddness of the world".

He is the only singer I can think of who is doing something like this, completely from the goodness of his heart".

The kind of way that can make a jaded, depressed, emotional kid like me believe in the goodness of other people.

You can imagine that being part of these stories, every single day, is like taking a bath in the goodness of humanity.

Were you like, "Thank goodness"?

"I'm like, oh goodness, it just happened a month ago!

Bell had a vague sense that Jesus was a radical, and he liked the idea that Christian goodness, in a not always good world, might take the form of resistance, or defiance.

Burke's view that the mind formed ideas of beauty from the ideas of pleasure it received contradicted the view of Shaftesbury and Hutcheson that beauty (like goodness) was a perception presented by a sixth or moral sense.