Sentence examples for much benevolence from inspiring English sources

(For example, how much benevolence should they have towards one another?

That so many givers have (reportedly) withdrawn or reined back donations only shows how far selfish tax calculations, quite as much as benevolence, underlay their generosity.

Hezbollah's actions reflect self-interest as much as national benevolence; its political allies control the government and it wants to maintain its institutional strength.

Critics warn the proposed legislation may depend too much on the benevolence of those in power.

Her visit displays a sharp diversion from Berlin's committment to European 'values' and much relied-upon benevolence for all the remnant dynamics in Turkey for keeping the democratic order alive.

And at the same time there is so much 'chesed,' " Hebrew for benevolence or loving kindness.

With neither these nor any other ideals now dominant, the country is a going through an industrial revolution with all the pain of Victorian capitalism and - so far - not much of the charitable benevolence.

As noted above, a leader's benevolence is much appreciated in Chinese society because of the influence of Confucianism.

And then there's the why side of the equation, which is integrity and benevolence: so, how much do you care?

Hosseini is 48 – not exactly Methuselan then, but old enough to look back on his first two novels and see a different writer: a writer for whom cruelty and benevolence were very much two different colours.

The Victorians spoke much about "open-heartedness" and "benevolence", and there lingers a tweeness associated with the notion to this day; conversely, Freud's later legacy has us worried that any act of kindness must come from a selfish or even an aggressive place, where we act kindly only to be loved in return, or to manipulate or control.