Sentence examples for personal good from inspiring English sources

But evolutionary theory also counsels humility about personal good fortune.

He brought compassion, intelligence and integrity to public policy and to his many personal good works.

Too much stress has been laid on the candidates' characters, life stories or personal good faith.

In England, it is a personal good that may be withdrawn if a pupil is undeserving.

"There's so much personal good will toward them and to Bush's father".

"It's about stability and consistency," he said, pointing out that the change would do him no personal good.

Associates of former President Bill Clinton confirmed today that he has launched "an open-ended personal good-will tour" of several foreign capitals, to meet with leaders with whom he has had sharp differences in the past.

"They still have personal goods on the table," said Captain Swanson of the sheriff's department.

"My main concern was sharing it with people I had never met," she said, "having them among my personal goods".

Larceny is the trespassory taking and carrying away of personal goods from the possession of another with the intention to steal.

Europe has been doing better in the more established sectors, especially industrial machinery, electrical equipment, telecommunications, aerospace, automobiles, and personal goods.