Jacques and Natasha Gelman were art collectors in the most beneficent sense of the word.

She exercised the most beneficent influence upon her large circle of young people, and without any effort to attract, she drew to herself whatever was most bright and clever in the society about her.

To be fair, they would do this for anyone in their care-people who work with special needs children are the most beneficent and indefatigable you will ever meet.

Chester gave Maibang his most beneficent smile.

It constituted one of the most beneficent, significant and effective innovations and improvements in the fabric of English civil justice.

Pain, and the absence of sleep, which is the most beneficent remedy for pain.

With their superior intellect and technology, we should expect only the most beneficent assistance ... if we listen to what they say.

More than 225 years after that Declaration, America has become, without rival, the world's most beneficent nation.

Mr. Harris, one of jazz's most beneficent characters, is presenting his sort-of-annual show tonight at 8 at Symphony Space (2537 Broadway, at 95th Street).

"The adaptability of the common law to the changing needs of passing time has been one of its most beneficent characteristics," Justice Covello added.