"Public goodwill" refers to the positive reputation and support that individuals or organizations have within their community or society. It means having a favorable image and being trusted, respected, and valued by the public.
Sentences with «public goodwill»
But with the recent cases in the news, it seems public goodwill has been lost, or at least is being seriously tested. (canadianlawyermag.com)
Whether intended or not, Dorsey's $ 197 million gift to his «tweeps» is a significant deposit in the metaphorical «Bank of Public Goodwill.» (entrepreneur.com)
Obviously the government haven't really started the process of negotiating exit and haven't said much beyond «Brexit means Brexit», but these figures don't suggest they are beginning with much public goodwill behind them. (ukpollingreport.co.uk)