beneficent

Her mind was working truly and to a beneficent end.

Today, however, this beneficent process was taking longer than usual.

He does not see himself as the author of a beneficent new social contract.

Every single thing they did was well meant and beneficent in intent.

In the afternoon she fell into a real and beneficent sleep.

"All this you would enjoy under the beneficent rule of the Race."

Water took the place of beneficent air in the protecting suit!

It makes you feel a much greater person, a beneficent monarch!

Less cruel, more beneficent, she decided, was to kill them.

There had been another manner of kindness between them, beneficent to both.

A beneficent force, even, if you could step back and consider the planet's ecology as a whole.

He has been working his (putatively beneficent) will upon the world.

But whether it would be beneficent was another question.

He seemed unchanged from their first days together, kindly and beneficent as ever.

Getting short children to grow more seems pretty beneficent.

And the elderly neighbors are not always gentle or beneficent.

Now get beneficent with it or you'll never see your name on a journal article."

But maybe addictions can be ranked as more or less beneficent.

Her influence was so beneficent and essential that if she were to leave him he might perhaps go to ruin.

So it did matter that he earn a reputation as a beneficent leader.

And would you like sort of a belief in the universe as a huge beneficent organ?

An earlier, more pleasant one regarding pets and their beneficent effect upon human health.

That the force had taken me so was not beneficent I was well aware.

I gained 30 pounds in three months at the beneficent private boys' home where we recovered.