Sentence examples for thoroughgoing good from inspiring English sources
From his son, his daughter, and his granddaughter there were stories of his passion for singing, his love of low-stakes gambling, and his thoroughgoing good nature.
"He's technically a thoroughgoing expert.
While there are contemporary defenders of Hobbesian moral theories (see Gauthier 1986), there is no one who is on record defending Hobbes's interesting combination of a thoroughgoing subjectivism about the good along with an account of a dominant substantive good around which the moral rules are formulated.
Not unreasonably, most current research efforts are directed toward finding future therapies that are more effective and thoroughgoing than the ChEIs.
In his words, the highest good would be achieved by "the willing and practical and thoroughgoing devotion of a person to a cause".
In the end, his reviewer and correspondent John Stuart Mill, a good deal less hospitable to Christianity than Tocqueville was, emerges as the more thoroughgoing liberal.
Early in the primary campaign, Trump committed himself to a policy of thoroughgoing protectionism, portraying himself as a defender of American businesses against competition from cheap goods that were produced abroad and unfairly dumped here.
Now that the Republican Party -- the conservative voice in mainstream U.S. electoral politics -- has attained the most thoroughgoing control of Congress that it has enjoyed since 1928, it's an appropriate time to take a good look at modern conservatism.
If anything good can be salvaged from the unacceptable treatment of vulnerable people in custody it will come from a thoroughgoing examination of these clumsy and callous efforts to mislead the inspectorate and the wider context in which they occurred.
He is conscientious and thoroughgoing.
Macaulay was a thoroughgoing racist who thought that any bookshelf of English literature was worth the entire output of India, and that the best service one could do for the poor Indians was to give them a good British education.
