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Significats de general benevolence en anglès
Encara no tenim significats per a "general benevolence".
Ús de general benevolence en anglès
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Yet Dr. Priestley adds that the generalbenevolence of the Deity is unquestionable.
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Charity, considered as generalbenevolence of disposition, is virtuous and necessary.
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He was a constant attendant upon religious worship, and was noted for his generalbenevolence.
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The Monks of St. Francis were celebrated alike for their sterling piety, great learning, and generalbenevolence.
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But Mr. Thornton had no generalbenevolence,-nouniversal philanthropy; few even would have given him credit for strong affections.
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Perhaps Adam Smith was right, that in turning strangers into honorary friends, exchange can transmute base self-interest into generalbenevolence.
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They were alike too, in a generalbenevolence of temper, and a strong habit of regard for every old acquaintance.
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I was extremely pleased, as we rid along, to observe the generalbenevolence of all the neighbourhood towards my friend.
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I can trust Carteret's generalbenevolence, but I am afraid your father will be unutterably bored with my rubbishing little assembly.
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Though neither church nor congregation was large, there was an advance in the observance of the Sabbath, also in self-support and generalbenevolence.
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Besides this, nearly five hundred dollars in gold were given for generalbenevolence, and more than nine hundred towards a second church edifice.
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She was too concentrated for generalbenevolence, and men and women whom she did not know were little more than symbols to her.
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These and a thousand other instances are marks of a generalbenevolence in human nature, where no REAL interest binds us to the object.
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Generalbenevolence and universal charity seem to be established in the Gospel as the distinguishing badges of Christianity.
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Generalbenevolence demands that the lesser evil, if possible, rather than the greater, should be inflicted on another.
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"You judged from your knowledge of the Colonel's generalbenevolence; but at least you could not foresee that the opportunity would so very soon occur."