Sentence examples for which goodness from inspiring English sources

He gives us a good man, devoted to order but trapped in a tragedy for which goodness and diplomacy provide no relief.

For the older generation of comedians, the question wasn't how to be a good person but how to break free of an order in which goodness was something forced on you.

Without set decoration, it cleanly shows the moral imagination of the "Harry Potter" universe, in which goodness is circumstantial and endings are never guaranteed.

Under its drab contemporary trappings, the movie, which opens today in Manhattan, is really a Jane Austen-like moral parable in which goodness is rewarded and selfishness punished.

It is hard to shake a feeling that Aqueduct's precious 192 acres in South Ozone Park, Queens, might be put to better use, perhaps for parks or for reasonably priced housing, which goodness knows the city sorely needs.

"It was the start of an ongoing lesson about the use of other people's stories in drama, which, goodness, I've had to learn!" Her mother subsequently saw the play and "understood that it was fiction, but also became rather proud of having been the source".

Consequently, some method of determining which goodness-of-fit criterion is best suited to the application has to be found or a new application-specific information criterion (ASIC) has to be formulated.

These cutoffs were the smallest values for which goodness-of-fit tests comparing raked variables with census totals did not reject at the 5%% level.

If moral goodness is rejected as a pure perfection, it does not follow that there is no sense in which perfect goodness is a specific perfection.

15 Hours in a van (which, thank goodness, had Wi-fi).

Yet it does leave room to question the extent to which the goodness of our humanity prevails.