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benevolent sentence examples

  • Benevolent despot, a human queen of the cat realm.
  • I for one did not actually expect to find the tower of london infiltrated by anyone, however benevolent; the notion seemed far-fetched.
  • After his novel it became an acknowledged public holiday and employers even became more benevolent to the people who worked for them.
  • Benevolent dictator ' ' model of open-source development.
  • The evans family were the sole local employers and appear to have been relatively benevolent for the time.
  • Benevolent deity in charge of this world?
  • It turns out, however, their motives are not so benevolent.
  • Benevolent dictatorship.
  • Full description: long cross farm is reputedly haunted by a very benevolent spirit.
  • Benevolent disposition often made them enter the cottages of the poor.
  • Most agents in the system are not benevolent, i.e. they have conflicting goals.
  • Benevolent gentleman left a further sum of £ 50 to be divided among the poor.
  • Gods may behave toward us in ways that we perceive as cruel for entirely benevolent motives.

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