Sentence examples for truly benevolent from inspiring English sources

Finally, the truly benevolent delight in the benevolence in which holiness consists, i.e., they "perceive" or "taste" or "relish" its beauty.

He was a truly benevolent giant.

If America is truly benevolent and wishes to make the world a safer place, then it should have no problem gathering worldwide support.

I've also seen my money put to excellent use in these places, reinforcing my belief that sustainable tourism is one of the world's truly benevolent industries.

But a more attainable solution might be for the judiciary to have a more realistic understanding of how the Housing Act is being applied, and to appreciate the need for a more truly benevolent approach towards homeless people.

On the one hand, he denies that the truly benevolent are motivated by self-love.

The continued support for the deposed monarch is largely credited to a generally held and unextinguished belief that he was a truly "wise, benevolent, austere and honest ruler", said historian Ricardo Salles.

4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.

Just as important, however, was their symbolic variance from the ideological foundations of American slavery: the notion that African-Americans could not survive without benevolent white supervision, that they did not truly desire their freedom and that they were pathetically inferior to the "master race" in every way.

Charles Dickens "An honest, affectionate, benevolent, loving man... who had fought the battles of his life bravely and truly, doing his whole great duty without fear, though not without much unjust reproach".

It was a benevolent arrogance -- the sort that comes from memorizing the right answers without ever truly questioning your own worldview.