Sentence examples similar to charitable characters from inspiring English sources
"When we have fans calling in after watching it on TV, it only strengthens the rules of the game and how good we have to be," said Jacobsen, who received the Payne Stewart Award, which recognizes sportsmanship, character and charitable activities.
His devotion to his family, community, and charitable causes were the signature of his character.
Ms. Johansson provided the voice for her animated character, advising that she finds charitable gifts of chickens, books or fruit trees more pleasing than being showered with unusable presents.
The award is given by the charitable Rudy Foundation to a college football player who shows exemplary character, courage, contribution and commitment.
Late comedian Joan Rivers had a reputation for being charitable, and her will, recently obtained by Page Six, upholds her generous character.
The character was originally Elie Wiesel, who lost his own money and $15.2 million of his charitable foundation's funds in the Madoff scam.
We also excluded patients with invalid charges, those receiving charitable care and those with charges too large to fit within the charge variable's character limit.
But the charitable would see his vices as merely the props they were for a fatal weakness of character.
If someone called me a "character", I'd probably give them a healthy side-eye or withering death stare, depending on how charitable I felt in the moment.
Ferguson was less charitable.
