Sentence examples for men of goodwill from inspiring English sources

It said the Pope was confident that men of goodwill could find a solution.

She had already refused to reply to all the men of goodwill who recently raised their voices in favor of the peace of the world.

It may be the clean youth and imagination of a Charles Lindbergh, calling upon men of goodwill to join him in a party of law and order.

She signs off: "As we strive together to fight off this new evil, let us pray for our country and men of goodwill wherever they may be.

On balance, for all his many flaws, it is possible to see why men of goodwill such as Mr Springsteen will turn out to stump for him on a freezing November night.

The Queen's address signs off: "As we strive together to fight off this new evil, let us pray for our country and men of goodwill wherever they may be.

To the Mohists, however, the exemplary individual is typically not the junzi, but the ren ren (humane man or man of goodwill), a term with no class overtones.

Well, no matter which version of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" you watch, the notion that an old man full of hatred can transform into a man of goodwill seems improbable, but it is an idea that has kept this book alive for nearly 200 years.

Spend enough time there, and you come to see Sauter as a genuine, kind-hearted middle-aged man, full of goodwill that he believes the world will reciprocate.

A 2004 Nobel Laureate, Dr. Maathai wrote with passion and hopefulness: "We can work together for a better world with men and women of goodwill, those who radiate the intrinsic goodness of humankind.

He referred to "geopolitical dynamics," adding that the world was still full of "men and women of goodwill".