benevolent

"But these are not benevolent guardians of personal memory."

It’s already been suggested over the weekend that, under some benevolent compromise, he may be allowed to return to the airwaves, lack of talent and all.

These feel-good features function almost like folk tales: a recognizable parable in which a benevolent stranger swoops in to resolve a community’s shameful problem, restoring order before the credits roll.

That Hemsworth advocates a benevolent, smarter way through “Limitless: Live Better Now” makes it easier to take its lessons to heart.

Eventually, white elites in the South began to defend slavery as a beneficial and even benevolent institution, enlisting the Bible as scriptural support.