Sentence examples for more goodwill from inspiring English sources
There can be few other films which have garnered more goodwill than Terry Gilliam's latest fantasy.
With a bit more goodwill on all sides (myself included), there is space for us all to coexist.
There would be more goodwill in Europe towards Mr Cameron if he had taken a more EU-friendly stance on the Greek bailout and the refugee crisis.
Had there been more goodwill towards him within and outside the corporation, he might have enjoyed a greater degree of protection.
Moreover TFC's 0-2 victoverOrlando City City last weekend courtesy of a Jozy Altidore brace bought the team a little more goodwill.
That sounds like China and the United States are not going to share much more than goodwill on this trip.
Studies of such mega-events, financed by their sponsors, invariably estimate huge profits, later declaring little more than "goodwill and reputational gain".
The Beeb's like an extended-family reunion: much love, and even more generalised goodwill or at least polite smiles, but there's always one prick.
Potential sponsors agree that what we are trying to achieve is "the right thing to do", but getting anyone to commit more than goodwill remains a challenge.
It enjoys more latent goodwill than ex-imperial Europe (Nelson Mandela said that the election of Mr Obama, the son of a Kenyan economist, was proof that people everywhere should "dare to dream").
