He had good experience in factes of warre, and was so well beloued of al Princes and Rulers, as he refused many times their goodes, being resolued not to care or esteme the benefites of Fortune.
So flourishing be the fruites that bud from liberality, and freshe the benefites that succeede of the payneful trauayles sustayned in the sutes of seruiceable Gentlemen.
Here is manifest (probatum) that in a vile and seruyle minde, no vertue, no duety, no receiued benefites can be harboured.
And therefore the passage prooued and the benefites to all most apparant, let vs no longer neglect our happines, but like Christians with grilling and voluntary spirits labour without fainting for this so excellent a benefit.
Finally, if thou be a God thou oughtest to geue benefites to mortall men, and not to take away the commodities they haue already: but if thou bee a man, consider that thou art alway the same that thou arte.
The two firste poyntes be speciall benefites of nature: which neuerthelesse, be well preserued, and moch encreased by good order.
To deny Iesus Christ, and refuse the benefites of his obedience, yea to blaspheme his glorious and holy name.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "benefites" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
