Sentence examples for made goodness from inspiring English sources

His reformation of manners grew into Victorian virtues and he touched the world when he made goodness fashionable.

How can a writer make goodness interesting?

So who do you think makes goodness interesting?

It's more difficult, of course, to make goodness interesting, but Leigh manages it in "Vera Drake".

Rosoff never patronises her readership or succumbs to the desire to make goodness seem simple: her world is as morally ambiguous as it is deftly realised, and all the better for it.

She has that rare capacity for making goodness seem interesting and so the character of Anna, warm and principled, fits her as closely as the graceful bodices Catherine Zuber supplies.

Rather, the very disproportion that makes us fallible and makes human evil possible is also what makes goodness, knowledge, and achievement possible.

It is the presence of desires that could operate independently of moral demands that makes goodness in human beings a constraint, an essential element of the idea of 'duty'duty

So how, in an age consumed with anger, do we make goodness attractive?

His performance was well received by critics; Entertainment Weekly's Owen Gleiberman, wrote that Eckhart "may be playing a bit of an ideal but he makes goodness as palpable as he did yuppie evil in 'In the Company of Men'".

"The 'high civilization' of eighteenth century England was built," according to Pollock, "on the Slave Trade, mass poverty, child labor, and political corruption in high places... Wilberforce set out to change the country by changing the moral climate, making goodness fashionable, and restoring respect for the law in all classes".