Sentence examples for most benevolent agent from inspiring English sources

The ultimate object of this love of benevolent moral agents is our love of God, the most benevolent agent.

Work is hard to find; by far the largest and most benevolent employer is the state.

A workable settlement for the future might take more time than even the most benevolent and unselfish outsider can offer.

And even the most benevolent companies were forced to adopt a more ruthless attitude to their corporate assets.

More to the point, he was taken up by Jérôme Lindon of Éditions de Minuit, who not only published his books but acted as his benevolent agent.

And in this way, this most benevolent of players can inflict unspeakable cruelty on an opponent, as Heat Coach Pat Riley has witnessed.

Sir Elton John and JK Rowling have been revealed as Britain's most benevolent celebrities, with each donating a large proportion of their fortune to charities.

The Scandinavian countries, Norway particularly, are active as mediators and generous donors to international development schemes, yet the problems of Africa defy their most benevolent enterprises.

The Republicans can also count on the help of a political press that, whatever its supposed tilt toward Mr. Obama, remains most benevolent toward John McCain.

"Louie" may be the show that paints the town with the most benevolent brush, but ultimately the city is a teaching tool for a father on the brink.

"There is a new age coming resulting in the coming of the most benevolent King of Kings, who's already demonstrated his compassion by dying on the cross".