Significats de active benevolence en anglès

Here was one of the many, many instances of his active benevolence.

In a more popular sense, charity is alms-giving or active benevolence.

Thenceforth his life was one of dignified serenity and active benevolence.

He was esteemed for his kindness', his intelligence', his self-denial', and his active benevolence'.

The following is another instance of his active benevolence:-

He has a maiden daughter, who has distinguished herself by her literary attainments and active benevolence.

Lady Byron's whole course, I have learned, has been one made venerable by consistent, active benevolence.

That counsel was too entirely in harmony with the active benevolence of the new monarch to be neglected.

But she had no impulse whatever towards active benevolence, nor any interest in masses of men and women.

Captain Waldegrave, like all former visitors, bears testimony to the kind disposition and active benevolence of these simple islanders.

His life was one of active benevolence; and the record of that life is the religious code of his followers.

The same gentle, thoughtful faces, the same cheerful but reverential spirit, the same quiet, the same life of active benevolence.

Her religious abnegation grew perfect; her peace deepened; her active benevolence broadened; her spirit, always genially tolerant, acquired a mellower ripeness.

Mr. Mill, on the contrary, showed that the utilitarian philosophy might inspire the most active benevolence and the most generous enthusiasm.

You need some employment to draw forth every faculty: in a life of active benevolence and usefulness, this will be supplied.

I aimed at a life of useful and active benevolence, a deathbed of hope and joy, and an eternity of fruition.