You need a benevolent owner, but you don't need them to be burning banknotes in the street.
I, for one, am not interested in charity, or being vulnerable and in need of benevolent guardians.
U.S. forces seized Manila from Spain — keeping the army of their ostensible ally Aguinaldo from entering the city — and President William McKinley refused to recognize Filipino claims to independence, pushing his negotiators to demand that Spain cede sovereignty over the islands to the United States, while talking about Filipinos' need for "benevolent assimilation".
Bitcoin may not need a "benevolent dictator," but as the system reaches new scales, it will need strong leadership, along with new development tools to experiment in bold directions.
Like bad behavior, heroin addiction, and lack of education, prisoners need a benevolent hand to get back on their good foot and prepare for reentry to the straight and narrow.
Tradition suggests that when it comes to saving Narnia, you need a large, benevolent lion with a messiah complex to get the job done.
Hume went so far as to allow that other-directed passions need not be benevolent in character at all, admitting malice as a genuine psychological possibility.
America needs to resurrect the benevolent community and take on a new challenge.
Africans are depicted as corrupt, inferior victims needing the guidance of benevolent, more enlightened Americans to solve their problems.
All Salazar needed was a so-called benevolent bishop, someone willing to forgive what the legal system wouldn't.
