Short & Simple Example Sentence For Benevolently | Benevolently Sentence
He was most benevolently interested in all the proceedings.
Pringle smiled benevolently from the door.
The doctor smiled benevolently at her arraignment.
She nodded benevolently at Sally.
He smiled at her benevolently and followed Susan upstairs.
It was all there, so he smiled benevolently at the man in the pay window.
Mr. Churchouse gazed at them benevolently through his glasses.
The Lavender Lady's pretty, faded blue eyes beamed benevolently on him.
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Our ancestors thought they were acting benevolently in putting badge dresses on charity children.
Thorndyke smiled benevolently and caught my eye, once more, with a gleam of amusement.
In cases of this kind compassion lends its aid, and benevolently stretches the story.
Even Brisby partook of the reflected rays, and he was very benevolently considered by her.
I glanced at Antoine, whose attitude toward me was that of one benevolently tolerant of stupidity.
It was well enough to be neighbourly when those who lived in your vicinity were benevolently inclined.
The stout clergyman in the immaculate white collar beamed benevolently at the questioner and shook his head with a gentle smile.
This gentleman had acted most benevolently towards the unfortunate people who had been attacked by Druses.
Some will be benevolently conceived in a desire to save China from herself and shorten her period of chaos and confusion.
Having done this good action, the squire felt benevolently disposed towards the object of his care, and entered into conversation with him.
But Cloctaw turned a deaf ear to these kindly proposals, and could not be made to see the advantages so benevolently suggested.
He was benevolently interested when I introduced myself as the first fruits of the stranger and added that I was from Connecticut.
I have profound respect for the good purposes of the benevolently disposed men and women, and they are numerous, who are devoting themselves to the effort of reforming criminals.
It was with a compassionate expression that he turned to the two women; he looked benevolently at them, and seemed, at least, as much embarrassed as they.
To the poor of every description, she was, like her mother, exceedingly attentive; and she herself benevolently superintended the education of a number of poor children.
