Sentence examples for whose good will from inspiring English sources

He also suggests that the office party is the right time to say thank-you to clients and others whose good will is desired.

But this production, directed with a sure sense of drama by Michael Hardart, has a kind of pulpy propulsion, especially in the scenes between Brett and Alice, whose good will masks a deep ambivalence.

Patient voters checked plastic ID cards on Sunday against lists plastered on cracked walls, a surprisingly orderly scene in an election organized in haste, and under intense pressure from donors on whose good will Mali is dependent.

In the Bronx apartment house where she lived for nearly half a century, Ethel Parish was a mainstay, a woman whose good will was often cloaked by a slightly overbearing concern for conditions in her building.

Researchers who could identify the impacts of their work could then use this knowledge to illustrate the relevance of their work as part of their ongoing engagement with the people in their particular sector on whose good will they often depend.

The weakening dollar has been a boon to exporters whose goods and services will become more competitive on the world market.

Speeches about civility will be taken to heart most by those people whose good character renders them unnecessary.

A producer whose good falls below the certification standard has some positive probability that a certification request will be granted.

She takes a room in a boarding house at 28 Barbary Lane, which is run by the droll and dignified Anna Madrigal, whose warmth and good will create among her tenants a sense of family.

But for someone whose wealth emanated from the good will created by a carefully cultivated image, it was only right to face the public, and Woods knew it.

So my gleeful response to the list is motivated by a basic and practical auteurism: it's likely that new movies by people whose previous movies have been good will also be good.