Sentence examples for term good from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: I live in Argentina, and the term "good exchange rate" is misleading.

But Luck might not even be, you know, to use a fancy scouting term: good.

She has written a manuscript about her conversion, which she offers as evidence of her (pardon the term) good faith.

I was discouraged from using the secular term "good luck," and encouraged to substitute the more providential "blessing".

It could take months for the courts or the N.L.R.B. to rule on the N.B.A.'s claims, particularly because the term "good faith" is broad.

There's never even been a moment in Mr. Obama's tenure where the term "good" could aptly be applied to describe the economy.

In psychiatry, the term "good-enough mother" describes the parent who loves her child well enough for him to grow into an emotionally healthy adult.

"This is long-term good news.

It also has the potential to do some long-term good.

In such circumstances, will he risk unpopularity for a hoped-for long-term good?

China mixes centrally controlled spending with private enterprise for the long-term good of the nation.