benevolence

And had little reason to believe that benevolence was among them.

And then you expect me to believe in your benevolence?

The river brought down to them not only their king, but also the promise of its own benevolence, and they were happy.

It's just hard to be enthusiastic about this particular form of benevolence.

They were simple people who lived at the benevolence of the temple.

As a person who is kind at heart, she seeks to rule with benevolence.

I should not have been surprised by this benevolence toward noise.

Benevolence has been the company's motto through the years and continues today, company officials said.

Lifelong learning is something we all look upon with the greatest benevolence.

"And what would your Federation gain by all this benevolence?"

Nor did the marshals make him pay for his benevolence.

Is there a medicine for good temper and general benevolence?

While he promises benevolence and prosperity, look at your world!

He projects just the right mix of authority and public benevolence.

They loved and respected each other, without calling that Benevolence.

Robert looked up the table at her with a more conscious benevolence than usual.

We have no pleasure in thinking of a benevolence that is only measured by its works.

We felt that the star could not produce you - or your race without the presence of benevolence.

China transferred the benevolence of his smile to the Russian.

Behind the benevolence was a certain streak of necessary cruelty.

During five days Ali received these forced benevolences from all parts.

He was an old man, who had a look of sternness and benevolence about him.

And then she saw the interested benevolence on his face stiffen.

The guarantee of minority freedom, in other words, would be majority benevolence.

The model also depends on the notion of collective benevolence.