Sentence examples for real goodness from inspiring English sources

Nick Hornby's "How to Be Good" (Riverhead) looks at the issue of goodness, real goodness, through the filter of a marriage whose rules have suddenly shifted; Evelin Sullivan's "The Concise Book of Lying" (FSG) ponders why we lie.

What a revelation to realize that these people were mere mortals like the rest of us, capable of misunderstanding, manipulation and some real goodness.

Truly, The Walking Dead is worse off without Glenn, a character that had certainly been under-utilized before his death, but who was also an anchor to a sense of real goodness, who had a moral compass and a hero's instinct.

Jeremiah 17:9 "The heart [the core being] is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked; who can know it?" Recognize how bad (lacking real goodness) each of us is!

The BBC made me brave with regard to diversity – and way back in the early 1990s funded a workshop called A Step Forward that encouraged BAME writers to push on and get their material on air, in programmes such as The Real McCoy, Goodness Gracious Me and more.

Kids keep it real, thank goodness for that.

ALDI also offers lots of organic veggies to go inside every sandwich, or on the side, or in a salad… and maybe some Never Any! bacon for real bacony goodness.

For millions of people, the ability to share a fresh photo wirelessly — Facebook, Twitter, e-mail, text message — is so tempting, they're willing to sacrifice a lot of real-camera goodness.

And we'll have much more real-time goodness coming your way throughout the day (see the agenda below).

"The bank, naturally, wanted to get out of the hotel business," Courtright said, "and there were good reasons to drop that particular bit of real estate: My goodness, the boilers dated to 1912 and there were buckets in the attic to control flooding every time it rained.

With Michelle Williams, it was that real sense of goodness that she exudes naturally – easy.