Sentence examples for altruistic character from inspiring English sources

This mythology centres on a culture hero known as GlusKap to the Mi'kmaq and as GlusKabe among the Algonquin; his consistently altruistic character and humanlike appearance distinguish him from many other culture heroes.

Alicia Witt comes off best as Evelyn in that she allows us to see the steeliness lurking beneath the character's altruistic affection; but even she is handicapped by LaBute's card-stacking device of emphasising the art student's literary ignorance.

"Comic book stories always towed from a male perspective," he said, "where, at the height of their powers, something tragic happens that makes that character become an altruistic hero.

It has long been the accepted wisdom in Hollywood, however, that only young, attractive characters engaged in altruistic enterprises -- in short, saving lives, righting wrongs or upholding the law -- will win the long-term affection of the audience.

I add "nicest," because Harman reveals some of his scientist characters to be less than altruistic.

But what feels great in your feed takes on, in others' feeds, the character of what evolutionary psychologists call "altruistic punishment" — that is, punishment meted out to those who aren't contributing to the good of the community.

The main character, a very normal, scientifically talented and altruistic teenager (who truly wants to save the world) is bitten by an experimental transgenic spider, which results in his transformation into a man-spider hybrid.

Despite these serious issues, surrogacy was casually introduced to American television viewers in 1998, by Lisa Kudrow's character Phoebe on Friends, as a totally altruistic, in-family (as opposed to commercial) gift for Phoebe's brother and sister-in-law.

Furthermore if the free rider character were heritable they would become the fittest transforming an altruistic group into a parasitic one.

It really is sweet I liked this character because he's genuinely nice, an affectionate and genuine person - altruistic to the point he doesn't care about himself".

Ralph, hands in pockets, with not much time to live, is the most benevolent character in the book; yet if even he displays "the crooked timber of self-interest in the most altruistic of intentions," as Gorra proposes, what hope is there for the rest of us?