Sentence examples for so benevolent from inspiring English sources

But Shaq-a-Claus was not so benevolent on Friday.

He is so benevolent and handsome with his luminous blue eyes.

The crowd was so dense and the weather so benevolent that it brought to mind Coachella.

Late last month, however, Mr. Napier was not feeling quite so benevolent toward these producers.

Still, given the rise of military drone aircraft that use artificial intelligence software in staging attacks, it seems unlikely that the next generation of humanoid robots will prove so benevolent.

Many football-club owners are little more than philanthropists keen to keep a local amenity above water, or successful local entrepreneurs who regard club ownership as an expensive hobby.Manchester United's fans, whose ticket purchases provided 36% of the club's revenues of £171.5m in 2004, fear that Mr Glazer will be nothing like so benevolent.

That seems to be a far sounder solution than allowing a small handful of firms to become the not-so-benevolent dictators of the cloud.

Under this category, Reid places the so-called benevolent affections, such as the affection felt between kin, gratitude to benefactors, pity and compassion, friendship, public spirit, and the like (see EAP III.iii.iv).iv

All Salazar needed was a so-called benevolent bishop, someone willing to forgive what the legal system wouldn't.

Oliver is abducted by Sikes and Nancy, so Brownlow's benevolent faith is dented.

If Ben Ainslie's Finn race cannot be completed today, it will be tomorrow, so say the benevolent and watchful powers-that-be.