1. He dismissed his critics as pious do-gooders.

2. I've got very little time for interfering do-gooders.

3. He dismissed his critics as pious do-gooders who were afraid to face the facts.

4. Pearson isn't just a do-gooder - he's been in prison and wants to help others stay out.

5. The do-gooders suddenly found themselves in the role of trying to tell the Abs what was good for them.

6. Louise was a do-gooder, and you could never predict who would show up at her house.

7. Unfortunately, a lot of it happens in the do-gooder sector--and lately, much of it has been directed at projects that could fall under the umbrella of a newish movement called "slacktivism."

8. She is such a "do-gooder", always trying to impress other people.

9. Chien added that do-gooder plans to switch prostitutes into other work typically offer them salaries a fraction of what they can make selling their bodies.

10. But Arthur's do-gooder streak didn't particularly please other Republicans, and he became one of the few Presidents to fail to win his own party's nomination for re-election.

11. Members of the church are not just a bunch of do-gooders.

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12. The police and magistrates have had their hands tied by the interference of sentimentalists and do-gooders.

13. Nor can the Republican majority on his panel be viewed as simply do-gooders out to restore candor to the White House.

14. While southern church folk ranted about the invasion of do-gooders, they raved about black roles in Reconstruction.

15. One is a social activist with a high moral tone, an earnest do-gooder and role model to millions.

16. Society is made up of these fragments, and the do-gooder and the reformer are trying to patch up the broken pieces.

17. So if you feel like a bit of a do-gooder sometimes, it's perfectly normal.

18. Struck by the crowd's hostility, Ray, a public relations guy with a do-gooder streak decides to rescue Hancock in turn by giving him a superhero makeover.

19. The comedy, which stars Paul Rudd as a naive do-gooder, was rated R and appealed to an older demographic that was more likely to stay home because of the storm.

20. In January 2007, with Lefkofsky's backing, Mason started working on a company — a do-gooder enterprise called The Point.