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Meanings of benevolent intentions in English

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Usage of benevolent intentions in English
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The solicitor was right to think that he had only benevolent intentions.
The economist
2
Mary-Ellen left me, after a fashion, but not with such benevolent intentions.
Repo men
3
Respond, therefore, to his benevolent intentions and come to us without fear.
War and Peace
4
His benevolent intentions were thwarted by the events that had occurred within Soochow.
China
5
I have no doubt whatever of his benevolent intentions toward me.
Hector's Inheritance, Or, the Boys of Smith Institute
6
Hitherto her benevolent intentions had been frustrated by various interruptions at various times.
Thaddeus of Warsaw
7
But to what horrid deviations from these benevolent intentions are we daily witnesses!
The Illustrated London Reading Book
8
But let's hope my purely benevolent intentions toward the French Republic won't be misconstrued!
The Lone Wolf: A Melodrama
9
Alexander was still brimming over with the best and most benevolent intentions towards every one.
Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Volume 15
10
He is full of benevolent intentions-andnever empties himself.
Lazarre
11
Come and stay a few days with me, and see your benevolent intentions carried out.
Kenelm Chillingly — Volume 03
12
I was feeling more than a bit surly at the entire White Council, benevolent intentions aside.
Storm front
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There is at least a doubt whether they are worthy of Mr. Romayne's benevolent intentions toward them.
The Black Robe
14
The contrast between the dull obscurantism of Lisbon and the benevolent intentions of Brussels struck the popular imagination.
The Development of the European Nations, 1870-1914 (5th ed.)
15
Her keen apprehension of the price payable for his benevolent intentions caught scent of them in the air.
Lord Ormont and His Aminta — Volume 5
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With all his benevolent intentions, he is of a nervous, excitable nature, and his besetting sin is vanity.
Russia
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