Sentence examples for the three good from inspiring English sources

The three good emotions (good will, union with goodness, and nondistinction) lend the aura the fragrance of sweet flowers, the softness of butter, a taste sweeter than fruit or honey, and a pleasing hue ranging from bright red to pure white.

They just come up and say the three good things that I've done or whatever".

The three good songs on "Made of Bricks" are very good.

Youth suited the three good principals onstage: Alice Teyssier, Michael Weyandt and Barry Bryan.

Cynthia Cooper, Coleen Rowley and Sherron Watkins won it under the title the "Whistleblowers" in 2002 and Melinda Gates was one of the three "Good Samaritans" named in 2005.

Dick adaptation, on Amazon; the affably odd "Room 104," by the Duplass Brothers, on HBO; and "Easy," on Netflix, now in Season 2. The genre's influence is apparent elsewhere, too: one of the three good episodes in Season 2 of "Master of None" was a "High Maintenance" ripoff (or homage, if you want to be nice).

Given that there is no factor reallocation, the output of the three goods remains constant.

The three good-looking, well-coiffed siblings put out good music, both poppy tunes ("Burnin' Up") and ballads ("When You Look Me in the Eyes") that you probably still know all the words to.

The Seven Good Years, by Etgar Keret (Riverhead).

It's the one good line in the film.

Your last book, "The Seven Good Years," was a memoir.