Business leaders once built concert halls in part to show their goodwill toward the community, but the community no longer loves its concert halls, so they turn their attentions elsewhere.
The US need to show their goodwill.
Over the last 20 years I have been inspired to ponder the benevolent potential of interfaith work when I have seen mystically oriented Christians and Muslims successfully dialoguing to show their goodwill.
In contrast to the intolerant message of these many petty extremisms and fanaticisms, Christian mystics showing goodwill and manifesting peacemaking and Muslims showing their goodwill to others exemplifies a better interpretation and implementation of religion.
What can you do right now, today, to pass on the stories that show people's goodwill, their acts of heroism and human virtues?
During their brief sojourn in Paris, the French Government is doing everything possible to show its goodwill toward the delegates of the Balkan States.
Roosevelt suggested to Mikołajczyk, visiting Washington, D.C., in June 1944, that the AK show its goodwill by cooperating with the Red Army.
Though the conductor bought us Cokes to show his goodwill, we could not reach detente: We had to call 112 for a policeman, and let the legal system play its hand.
As the French philosopher of science and artist Chris Herzfeld notes in her new book, Wattana: An Orangutan in Paris, animals such as primates "show considerable goodwill in collaborating with humans".
Less prejudice needed Mr Whittaker appealed to boys' clubs to be a little less prejudiced against the idea of a Teddy boys' association, and he asked the police to show discretion, goodwill, and helpfulness towards teddy boys.
It was perhaps to calm the anxieties of English Canada and to show his goodwill that in 1964 Lesage agreed to a proposal for patriating and amending the Canadian constitution by a method known as the Fulton-Favreau formula.
