Sentence examples for true goodness from inspiring English sources

Given the future-directed concern that defines true goodness, the good quite literally live on in the onward rush of humankind.

I have also spent 13 years in a convent there no longer and witnessed the self-effacing, often silently joyous goodness of which he speaks.I do not read his remarks on "the sublime face of true goodness" as ironic here–any more than when he depicts his truly good grandmother; on the other hand, I love the remarks on the Giotto frescoes remarks suffused suffused with witty appreciation.

She was an example of true goodness.

His moment of true goodness was brief.

We will miss the warmth and true goodness of our beloved nurse and dear friend.

True goodness is hard to come by, and when you find it you are humbled by it.

There is for the Christ follower no greater blasphemy than the torture and crucifixion of this wise and innocent man who also happens to be God, a brutal marring beyond all recognition of the truest goodness and the most radiant glory revealed on earth -- Christ, our last and best hope -- to the point of death.

"It was a rumor and it wasn't true, thank goodness," Parker said.

"True human goodness, in all its purity and freedom, can come to the fore only when its recipient has no power.

Augustine asserts that only through grace, sent freely by God to assist the human will can one achieve true moral goodness.

Seafood City — which promises "True Filipino Goodness" — is a food emporium for the homesick.