Sentence examples similar to a charitable notion from inspiring English sources

A basic dress sells for $48.07 and a nightgown costs $31.81, but they recall the timeless quality and charitable notions of handmade crafts sold through 19th-century women's exchanges.

And justice loves this notion of a charitable Christian hatred.

While his newly established organization One Coin For Life founded on the belief that the electronic music industry is in a position to help others and channel its assets to have an impact on global communities is beginning to satisfy those desires on a charitable end, I get the notion that 'Origins' is Luciano's creative vehicle for it.

She always eschewed the notion that she was a charitable "lady bountiful".

Rejecting the notion that anyone ought to perform a charitable service for free, Mr. Houk derides what he calls the "charity poverty syndrome".

Mr. Potok, a writer and painter who is blind, makes an impassioned plea for empowering the disabled through new tools and laws, and for attitudinal changes that discard the notion that employing the disabled is "a charitable deed".

It shows that if you attack their notion of the British empire as a charitable institution, then they foam at the mouth and bite the carpet". And then the quiet man turns up the volume.

Markovich has flatly rejected the notion raised by patient advocates that his company is a charitable organization or that its assets belong to the public.

The notion that someone buys a table or two at a charitable event to gain access to a politician is "too ridiculous to even contemplate," Englander said.

Maybe a charitable donation.

He runs a charitable foundation.