Sentence examples for a charitable person from inspiring English sources

I am a charitable person without deep pockets.

Always a charitable person, he had, with characteristic munificence, outlived by more than forty years my primal childhood fear.

STANLEY -- Well, you know, I've held back because I'm a charitable person, so I've never written about "Living It Up!

My father is very big on his philanthropic work and it's such an important part of his life, being a charitable person.

Brownlow recalls "a benevolent, charitable person" who encouraged his personal projects, while Timothy Burrill said: "In 1956 I pierced my bowler hat with my umbrella, left the City and joined Anne's documentary film company: her enthusiasm, optimism and entrepreneurial skills have been my inspiration for 60 years".

She's way more of a positive, charitable person than I was as a 16-year-old but, the risk thing, the independence and the confidence with boys, I related to a lot," says the actress who, herself, is a firm believer in the possibility of alien life.

He's a hugely charitable person.

"Mr. Hochfelder has been a very charitable person," he wrote.

Be a nice charitable person.

Not that it "wipes out their guilt," said Martin J. Auerbach, who was the assistant United States attorney for the Southern District of New York from 1983 to 1987, but nonetheless, "we were aware that particularly Mr. Green was an extremely charitable person.

"I know him as a very generous and charitable person," said Dr. Axel Stawski, a developer whose company owns several buildings in Manhattan that may have benefited from the scheme.