Sentence examples for literary goodness from inspiring English sources

It's that time again: the Edinburgh International Book Festival is throwing open its doors for two weeks of literary goodness.

She's smarter and sassier than her literary counterpart, while Christian, thank goodness, is less creepy-stalkerish".

Russell's reasons for rejecting a non-natural property of goodness have to be reconstructed from literary asides, delivered in passing in the course of his anti-War polemics.

That decision for goodness is what makes Milosz a figure of such rare literary and moral authority.

He may not have lofty literary ambitions, but he has an easy, natural way of talking about faith and goodness.

One scholar described her presence as "sheer goodness", and her lifelong discretion and humility appear to have been agreeably at odds with her literary success.

"Oh, goodness.

"Goodness no.

"Goodness knows.

Goodness, Garrison".

"Goodness gracious".