Sentence examples for own goodness from inspiring English sources

We all bring what we want to bring to the Rorchach test known as "Mad Men," but I think Don experienced two crucial revelations in that scene: He recognized that Leonard was a good person who did not see his own goodness, and he -- Don -- recognized that he also has some good in him.

Being perfectly good, the demiurge wishes to communicate his own goodness.

She recalled a story shared by the instructor of the Babemba tribe in Africa, who have a unique form of rehabilitation for those who violate social norms: The whole village stops their work, puts the perpetrator in the middle of the group, creates a circle around him, and then tells him what is good and loveable about him until he remembers his own goodness.

Embrace your own goodness.

Lastly, embrace your own goodness.

Marina doesn't know her own goodness.

Mountstuart's own goodness is relative rather than innate.

Thank goodness — our own goodness — that it isn't anymore.

This practice helps us gain confidence in our own inner goodness and equips us with the mental disposition to see goodness in others.

At the level of form and intention, however, this very cataloguing of despair about his own authentic goodness is received by the reader as a gift of authentic goodness: we feel the love in the fact of his art, and we love him for it.

The election has revealed a side of themselves they don't recognize, leaving their own basic goodness in doubt.