“benevolent”造句，怎麼用benevolent造句

Thailand's economic growth has trickled down to the masses, all under the benevolent gaze of Bhumibol.

To distinguish this object from the malevolent "Nemesis," astronomers chose the name of Nemesis's benevolent sister in Greek mythology, "Tyche."

To many foreigners, he represents an idealistic version of america-the hope of a more benevolent superpower.

Pern. Anne McCaffery. Human riders link minds with benevolent, airplane-sized dragons to fight off the all-devouring Thread. heh.

Despite the recent reversals and reckonings, he still wants it all. Starbucks must be powerful and benevolent, respected and passionate, ubiquitous and imaginative.

Marius, inwardly, and in the depths of his thought, surrounded with all sorts of mute questions this M. Fauchelevent, who was to him simply benevolent and cold.

Clicking around in my electronic dictionaries I see that although the words benevolent and volunteer don't on the surface have much similarity to them, they are in fact from that same root velle.

The concept of the American Santa Claus originated with St. Nicholas, who was born in Asia Minor in 280 A.D. he was known as a kind, benevolent man; indeed made a saint because of his generosity.

The Cobbes were considered benevolent, and went to great lengths to help poor families during the Famine, but their fortunes had faded by the middle of the last century.

That doesn't seem like a benevolent god to me.

Dr. Middleton balanced himself, and with an air of benevolent slyness.

For presumablya benevolent God would want human beings to be happy, so whatever morality God provides would increase human happiness.

Would I cleave tightly to my rational principles and fillet your tiny mind of any belief in an omniscient deity, benevolent or otherwise, from the very start?

Leaking also represents a rebellion against authority, not all of which is as benevolent as those who idealize leakers may believe.

我在電子詞典中四處檢視，後來發現，benevolent和volunteer雖然乍看沒有多少聯絡，實際上卻有同一個詞根：velle。

Life is extremely benevolent and simple in the now?

You can see the United States as benevolent in its development of Chinese hospitals and modern medicine.

But the idea of a benevolent God rescuing their son (especially after fervent prayers) is classic divine behavior and confirms their belief system, so that's what they choose to focus on.

"They might be in heaven." said Mrs. Cooper with a benevolent grin.

He possesses a mild and benevolent countenance.

Racism is a disease of the Balkan Other, while we in the West are merely observers, neutral, benevolent and righteously dismayed.