Sentence examples for represent goodness from inspiring English sources

In the Bible whiteness may, as Gilmour writes, represent "goodness and purity," but that was not its primary meaning in the empires of a century ago.

What distinguishes this drama is that no one will accept the role of evil antagonist; all of the actors claim to represent goodness, light and the best that the city has to offer.

At once forthright and tranquil, Beatriz is not just a good woman; she represents goodness in action, something that less limpid souls find discomfiting.

She was a comforting figure who represented goodness and generosity, the innocuousness of old age.

As long as Mandela was alive, there was someone there representing goodness and nobility.

In a soap world of self-interest and ambition, bed-hopping and backstabbing, she represents goodness.

As a great war-hero, Beowulf represents goodness and it is that power that enables him to defeat Grendel in unarmed combat.

So while studious Elizabeth largely represented goodness, party-loving Jessica was often branded (thanks to her own foolish, impulsive but amusing actions) with badness.

Nelson Mandela, the greatest man of his generation, yes, but across the generations, one of the most courageous people you could ever hope to meet … As long as Mandela was alive, you knew that even in the worst disasters, there was someone there standing between us and the elements who represented goodness and nobility.

We want a country that achieves while representing goodness, not the neglect of others.

Yet as soon as he dons his new and improved big-eyed, blue and red suit, Spider-Man represents goodness in an overcrowded world festering with evilness.