Sentence examples for true good from inspiring English sources

Is "essentially true" good enough?

The bad news is that the converse is also true: good times don't promote liberalization.

"Each one calls the only true good what the other condemns as baneful illusion.

He taught rhetoric at the University of Pavia, where he made public his De voluptate (On Pleasure), a dialogue about the nature of the true good.

Lincecum's performance was yet more proof that through the first two days of the playoffs that one truism of baseball rings true — good pitching will stop good hitting.

"And the kind of Everyman who appears has a kind of Reagan haircut, because to Kelly, Reagan epitomizes the true, good American," Sutton said.

In sum, Robert J.O'Connor was known by all as a true "good egg" and he will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.

This night it's still a possibility for those who are not at Webster Hall with these benevolent choral-poppers, who will release their next studio album, "Yes, It's True" (Good/Kirtland) on Aug. 6.

In a Talk story from 1972, Susan Sheehan documented the comings and goings at a bodega on Eldridge Street owned by Juan Cruz, including one moment of true Good Samaritanism: A thin, elderly wino with an expression of pain on his face limps in, rolls up one shirtsleeve, points to some bruises, and makes gestures indicating that he has fallen down.

In his dialogue, published as De voluptate in 1431, when he was still in his mid-twenties, and revised two years later under the title De vero bono (On the True Good), Valla presents a discussion between an "Epicurean," a "Stoic," and a "Christian" on an age-old question: what is the highest ethical good?

The Twitter account Women2Drive, set up to promote the campaign to allow Saudi women the right to drive cars in the Kingdom, tweets: "A new day for Saudi women..a new era..the dream comes so true..Good morning ladies..and gentlemen".