Sentence examples for some benevolent from inspiring English sources

"This is not some benevolent effort to give away computers.

They are men with families, wives, and even some benevolent feelings about their American foe.

And then there is Kenny, who would have welcomed some benevolent strictness.

For a young bride, wedlock seems like "some benevolent, secret society to which almost everyone belonged but of which hardly anyone ever spoke".

We want the neighbors to shut up, or at least for some benevolent aliens to beam them away and leave us to get a good night's sleep.

A Sudanese refugee notes how physically and mentally strong she has become, implying that some benevolent twist of fate may strengthen the emaciated, haunted women in the camp.

In some cases, benevolent attitudes have been found to be patronizing and can do as much harm as outright discrimination.

They want to solve specific problems in a specific way (rather than just earmark money for some vaguely benevolent purpose).

Had the gas been conceived as a surgical anesthetic, or some other benevolent tool, we would think differently..

I can’t wait to taste the hydrogenated oils, hidden sodium and fat additives, the high-fructose corn syrup and processed ingredients stripped of natural nutrients, fiber and enzymes.” Colao’s response: “Smashburger has actually gone out of their way to offer healthy menu items not necessarily out of some deep benevolent conviction, but because it’s pretty clear that’s where the market is headed.

At first, cops thought some strange, benevolent friend of the feline race was spaying and neutering strays.