Assuming a patriotic duty, he seeks goodness and bravery amid the evil, going willingly into the chamber of horrors that has become Somalia since the fall of Siad Barre's dictatorship in 1991.
That is all the more reason she finds it so important to seek out goodness.
They were seeking the goodness of new life, and perhaps also the goodness in themselves.
She was an honors graduate of Queens College in 1978, operated her own business, and continued to the last day of her life to read Shakespeare and to seek wisdom and goodness.
I had to forgive, banish judgment, and seek the profound goodness that I knew was in there somewhere.
It is morally distressing, with a high opportunity cost and, consequently, a high human cost: Genuinely decent, loving people who seek to serve Goodness are having their precious empathy and compassion channeled into activities that range from exploitative to merely inefficient or insensitive.
Those with a particularly sensitive ear may detect an air of passive aggression in the manner in which Germans seek to highlight their goodness these days.
What binds together all the acts that humans perform is the overarching goodness they seek in this, that, and the other thing.
We detailed in the introduction that we did not seek to evaluate the goodness of fits of random texts for actual rank histograms through Zipf's law because this implies the risk that the target equation, i.e. Eq. 1, is not accurate enough [11], [14].
Locally optimal models are identified by random-restart local hill climbing searches, also known as a "greedy search" [ 26], which seek to maximise the goodness of fit metric (network score) for each model.
