Sentence examples for a charitable nature from inspiring English sources

In his first interview since his capture eight months ago in Germany, Mr. Frankel portrayed himself as a victim, saying he had been brought low by a charitable nature and a tendency to trust others too much.

The spiritual center of our family, Millie was unique: a smart, pragmatic businesswoman, force of life with a lively sense of humor, exceptional awareness, and a charitable nature that touched everyone who met her.

More disclosure: I'm on Facebook, where I've been known to be quite a shameless promoter of the various business dealings I'm involved with, which include those of a charitable nature.

He had been sympathetic and now saw his chance to catch the running tide before it was too late, if you are a cynic, or to make a difference in the right direction at long last, if you are of a more charitable nature.

So, on Thursday, when he granted his first 30-day reprieve to a death-row inmate, the political world took note: was it an instance of a man running as a compassionate conservative trying to advertise his charitable nature?

He was a pious man, and he viewed his charitable nature as obligatory to better the lives of those in need.

A canny choice - to remind us of the record companies' charitable nature, as the heartless CD-Wow steals food from the mouths of African babies.

Dede DeRosa, senior vice president and chief operations officer for Lincoln Financial Group, the tournament's major sponsor, said the charitable nature of the Futures Tour makes the experience a personal one for some volunteers.

"False appeals to consumers' charitable nature just to fill your own pockets is a despicable act," the F.T.C. said at the time, adding, "legitimate fund-raisers won't push you to give on the spot".

A representative of Chanel declined to comment on the result, citing the charitable nature of the event.

In a statement, her family said: "We want Olive to be remembered for her incredibly kind, generous and charitable nature.