Though he was a political insider an MP at 23, for goodness sake Mr Kennedy's plain good humour always suggested he had a foot in that ruder soil, the real world, which matters most.
According to Moore, he claims, what is intrinsically good is not "just plain good"; rather, it is good in a particular way, in keeping with Thomson's thesis that all goodness is goodness in a way.
A blond waitress offered us caviar - good, black caviar with lemon and butter and brown Russian bread - and then plied us with soups and meat dishes of plain and unadorned goodness.
The sizzling hot slab of goodness, sitting plain on the plate- cut to what is known in the butchery business as Chinese Style - that means two to three inch long cuts of their savory and lightly smoke tinged meats.
Thank goodness for his plain-spoken aunts and uncles, who can't, and don't want to, understand their cold, rude and fancy nephew.
I cannot explain to you the great goodness of Karen Black, the plain friendship, the professional genius she brought to my life.
Yvonne Woods captures the self-abnegating goodness of Sónya, Vanya's plain niece who loves Ástrov (a devilishly seductive Jesse Pennington), the visiting local doctor and ardent environmentalist who has eyes only for Eléna and his glass of vodka.
"Oh my goodness," Clinton said as slices of plain, strawberry and pineapple cheesecake were placed in front of her.
However, the semi-dimples' pair demonstrates a goodness factor of 33 37% greater than the existing semi-dimples and 15 20% greater than the plain fin, approximately.
