Sentence examples for more goodness than from inspiring English sources
My "red" bowl of yoghurt and fruit purée – topped with rows of strawberries, blueberries, bee pollen, chia seeds, pomegranate and cocoa-covered goji berries – was the prettiest bowl of food I've ever eaten and probably held more goodness than I usually have in an entire day.
His life has hardly been a shining success and as a detective he's used to dealing with people's murky secrets, but at one point he wonders whether, if we could lift off the roofs of houses and peer into people's hidden lives, we would see, in aggregate, more misery and hatred or more goodness and happiness than we might guess.
"When you brag about good, more goodness happens".
Dan has more goodness over at PDN.
Check out his Tumblr for more goodness.
Otherwise, Zediva's crazy, old-school/new-school system really works, really delivers a lot more DVD goodness than its rivals and really streams you the 100 biggest, brand-name movies the day they are released on DVD.
The company announced this milestone in a short release and notes that they are now sending out more DNS goodness than any other major ISP.
And now, we have the newest example, much more public, thank goodness, than my daughter's experience, but much, much more deeply troubling.
Ms. Sevigny has played so many sullen, shifty-eyed rebels that her radiance in "3 Needles" speaks more eloquently about human goodness than any words delivered from on high.
Aspiring to be like Beth is akin to aspiring to be like Jesus: It's admirable in theory, but you're always going to come up short in a major way, because your idol, though based on a real person, is more a fictional construct representing perfect goodness than a human being. .
