Benevolent in a sentence

Angels are commonly depicted as benevolent and ethereal entities, though beliefs about their nature and roles can vary significantly among different cultures and religions.

But the monster’s benevolent personality convinced Van Helsing to team with him to end Dracula’s reign.

Earlier this year, the Bristol Police Benevolent Association established a to construct a monument recognizing all five officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

Fate favours the benevolent and so it was that a series of small miracles enabled the Sthalekars- father Haren and English-born mother Sue- to obtain a passport for the baby in a matter of days.

For two decades, countries “were getting to know China as the kind of benevolent financier of big-ticket infrastructure,” said Bradley Parks, the executive director of the AidData research group at William & Mary.

Greco was the former New Rochelle Police Benevolent Association.

He’s the benevolent King of Krapopolis, attempting to create the first major city.

He Who Remains, a more benevolent version of Kang the Conqueror, established the TVA as a way to stop multiverses from colliding.

In a about a Netflix documentary on the Sussexes, American writer Roxane Gay affirmed: “Monarchies are almost never benevolent, even if they have no political power.

Kellogg Co ditched its line of Special K protein shakes and Nestle axed Lean Cuisine paninis, frozen Sweet Earth Benevolent Bacon and Sweet Earth Vegan Hot Dogs, spokespeople for the companies confirmed.

No matter how well-meaning the politicians make these encroachments on our rights appear, in the right (or wrong) hands, benevolent plans can easily be put to malevolent purposes.

Online donations are being accepted through the Law Enforcement Labor Services Benevolent Fund as well as the Minnesota Fraternal Order of Police website.

Sightings have been reported throughout history, and a weird fact is that the more you travel up the state, the more benevolent residents are to the creature.

That earlier, more benevolent idea of a generalized apology and possibility of forgiveness gives way to a sense of exposure and menace.

The Benevolent Knight series of quests was an example of that.

The National Police Federation Benevolent Foundation has an active GoFundMe campaign for O’Brien’s family and has raised nearly $95,000 as of Sunday afternoon.

The Prime Superman, millennia old and with the power of a god, leads them as a benevolent patriarch.

The series only aims to get more ambitious in its upcoming season too, as series creator previously teased how more ex-agents will rise up to thwart the organization's benevolent mission by using their abilities to go back in time and stop them.

They they could pray that the powers that be would be benevolent enough to reduce the amount of those (already established) pesky fees, knowing full well it’s easier to take a pot roast from a grizzly bear than a revenue stream from a bureaucrat.

Tom Luddy, the benevolent wizard/curator of the Telluride Film Festival, who, in the post-’60s glow of generational change in the film world, created safe space to get high (at altitude) for his people: film lovers.