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Example sentences for "something good"

  • Now every appetite is only of something good.

  • And thus the act of the will is not fixed on something good: since to will to do something when it ought not to be done, is not to will something good.

  • Since, therefore, everything, inasmuch as it is being and substance, is a good, it must needs be that every inclination is to something good.

  • Physically, the passions are good, since they are the acts of natural powers, or the perfection and complement of something good in itself.

  • This kind of fear is slavish, for it makes one do something good unwillingly, like a slave forced to labor against his wishes, whereas God is pleased only with service that comes from a willing spirit (I Par.

  • The motive of fear, however, is something good; for one dreads evil on account of some good one wishes to obtain or retain.

  • It is not reasonable to be grieved at the prosperity of others, since prosperity is something good and an object of joy rather than of sorrow.

  • Passions are not sinful in themselves; but they are blameworthy in so far as they are applied to something evil, just as they deserve praise in so far as they are applied to something good.

  • Hence to persist long in something good until it is accomplished belongs to a special virtue.

  • Now reverence and love of God are desirable as something good essentially.

  • Because the good and the true are really convertible, it follows that the good is apprehended by the intellect as something true; while the true is desired by the will as something good.

  • But, again, truth is something good: forasmuch as the intellect is a thing, and truth its end.

  • Truth and good include one another; for truth is something good, otherwise it would not be desirable; and good is something true, otherwise it would not be intelligible.

  • Maybe I did something bad so I could do something good; and now I'm trying to do enough good to take out all the taste of the bad.

  • Even as she did so, she almost smiled--she was thinking: was this another case when she was doing something bad to do something good?

  • She was thinking of her question to Harold: "If you do something bad to do something good, which is it, good or bad?

  • Most people deceive themselves by giving overmuch praise or glory to the latter, or by thinking that there is something good in themselves.

  • I give it," said she, "to Dagoucin, for he has become so thoughtful that I think he must have made ready to tell us something good.

  • He had been right in his conjecture, Slim was "the runt of something good.

  • Invariably he injected the same comment into his speculations regarding his partner: "The runt of something good.

  • The runt of something good--that feller," Bruce added, with somber eyes.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "something good" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    better still; foot wide; fresh lemon; give attention; historical fiction; hundred sacrifices; none will; public libraries; silver certificates; something akin; something analogous; something better; something between; something beyond; something different; something done; something foreign; something like; something more; something quite; something resembling; something seemed; something similar; something very; something which; you believe