Sentence examples for of great good from inspiring English sources

Calamitous as Schiller's illness was, it produced a piece of great good luck.

It signals something permanent: the remembrance, a million times over, of great good times.

We have a reputation of great good works in this country".

His family and friends will remember a man of great good humour, gentleness and generosity.

An inimitable woman of great good will, optimism and wry wit.

I really need to knock wood, because part of my career, a large part of my career has been enormous amounts of great good luck.

Everything he does feels as if it's for some sort of greater good.

Happiness from cloning mammoths, as a utilitarian measure of greater good, is abundant.

Part of Locke's answer in E2-5 is that what determines the will is not the appearance of greater good, but rather "always some uneasiness" (E2-4 II.xxi.29: 249—the word "uneasiness" is italicized in E5).

Let me tell you the story of Ewing Marion Kauffman to illustrate what I mean about persistence, durability, and a consciousness of greater good.

It's not a difficult lesson: When the immediate harm is deep and sustained, it obscures any message of greater good in the long-term.