Sentence examples for something of the good from inspiring English sources

There was something of The Good Life about all this.

There is something of the "good divorce" in that show, too, though, as there is in the WB's "Reba".

"Something for the good of society".

Mr. Costello said: "This Government was formed to do something for the good of the country.

Kennedy questioned whether the government had the power to force people to do something for the good of others.

"I can't see how anyone could argue they're doing something for the good of all if they are purveying pornography through the Internet," he said.

"We need to try and get ourselves to be hard to play against and get something out of the good play we have in games".

Tall, fresh-faced and gangling, he has (it must be said) something of the wary good manners of a young princeling, as he admires voters' pets or talks of his top-notch grades from the National Rifle Association.

Second, they explicate benefit (li) and harm (hai) in terms of the happiness or dislike that results from obtaining something, instead of the goods of wealth, population, and order.

But for this to happen requires hundreds of millions of people to make irrational decisions out of loyalty to something like "the good of the earth" which has no more objective an existence than God.

I never paused for a moment and reflected on the idea of doing something purely for the good of my community or the people around me.