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Men of Good Will.
Peace to men of good will!”.
Men of Good Will 's length.
The way opens up for men of good will.
Les Hommes de bonne volonté(English: Men of Good Will) is an epic roman-fleuve[lower-alpha 1] by French writer Jules Romains, published in 27 volumes between 1932 and 1946.
I cry out to God with all men of good will.
Romains began writing Men of Good Will in 1931 and announced the project in 1932.
Dear Brothers and Sisters throughout the world, Men and women of good will!
McCarthyism was“a movement around which men of good will and stern morality can close ranks.”.
Dear Brothers and Sisters throughout the world, Men and women of good will!
I ask my brothers and sisters in faith and all men and women of good will for a decisive choice to combat trafficking in persons.
To the Clergy and Faithful of the Whole World, and to All Men of Good Will.
My visit takes place at a time when men and women of good will are marking the anniversaries of several great Americans.
I wonder even whether socialist humanism is not such a reassuring and attractive theme that it will allow a dialogue between Communists and Social-Democrats,or even a wider exchange with those'men of good will' who are opposed to war and poverty.
We live in a time in which believers and men of good will in every place are called to promote mutual comprehension and respect, and to support each other as members of the single human family.
The challenges of our time require the collaboration of all men of good will and, in particular, prayer and sacrifice.
I call on all women and men of good will to rally, to respect the message our voters sent during the primaries and to unite behind my candidacy, which is the only legitimate one,” he said.
Like McCarthyism, it was a movement around which men of good will and stern morality closed ranks.”.
I ask the Lord to sustain all men of good will to courageously roll up their sleeves to confront the plague of terrorism and this stain of blood that is covering the world with a shadow of fear and a sense of loss,” he said.
There is need for an effective cooperation between men and women of good will in assisting the ongoing work of the Creator.
All Christians and men of good will are thus called to fight not only for the abolition of the death penalty, whether legal or illegal, and in all its forms, but also to improve prison conditions, with respect for the human dignity of the people deprived of their freedom”.
In his 1968 introduction to Émile Zola's L'Œuvre(The Masterpiece), Thomas Walton,riffing on Men of Good Will's length, describes it as a"roman-delta".
We, therefore, call upon all nations and men of good will, to join in the mutual task of finding a way out of guilt, misfortune, suffering, poverty and misery, which will lead us all to a better future.
In particular, I pray that,responding to our common vocation to collaborate with God and with all men of good will for the promotion of concord and peace in the world, we can resist the temptation to behave in a manner unworthy of our humanity.
All Christians and men of good will are thus called today to fight not only for the abolition of the death penalty, whether legal or illegal, and in all its forms, but also in order to improve prison conditions, with respect for the human dignity of the people deprived of their freedom.
Men of Good Will and particularly certain portions of it- Encyclopædia Britannica picks out the victory parade at the end of World War I- are emblematic of Romain's philosophy of unanimism, characterised by an interest in the collective rather than individuals.[5] In the preface, Romains says that the ideas behind it can be traced to his very first work, La vie unanime, published in 1904.
This emphasis on group spirit is, writes Harry Bergholz,partly why Men of Good Will jumps from character to character as much as it does, rather than following one thread.[3] While characters do recur, their stories may be told discontinuously. Bergholz gives the example of Françoise Mailleul, whose birth is the subject of a chapter in volume 9 but who doesn't feature again, apart from brief reappearances in volumes 13 and 18, until her marriage to Jallez in volume 26.
If love impregnates the will, we speak of such people: a man of good will.