Sentence examples for charitable deed from inspiring English sources

The philanthropists who sent Britain's "orphans" thousands of miles overseas to farms in Australia and Canada believed they were performing a charitable deed.

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".

Her Miss Shepherd never says thank you or allows any charitable deed to go unpunished; Smith shows how this once educated, talented woman is brazening out her agonised private guilt, and her presence is accompanied by much hand-wringing and suppressed distaste among the upscale north London neighbours, not unlike those in Bennett's 60s cartoon series The Stringalongs.

CSR can be much more than a cost, a constraint, or a charitable deed.

For actual social welfare groups, this may come from the admonishment in the New Testament that, "when you do a charitable deed, do not sound a trumpet before you".

Admired by all who knew her for her grace, modesty, concern for others and charitable deeds.

In court, Judge Robert P. Patterson said that Coke's violent crimes offset any lenience he might be due for his charitable deeds in Jamaica.

The Ripil app was designed to do just that, enabling users to share their charitable deeds and encourage others to do the same.

Now Mr. Houk is facing a challenge to what he claims is the cornerstone of his brand of philanthropy: finding ways to have donors and volunteers pay themselves for their charitable deeds.

In the time since he has slowed down, as his sons like to put it, we have all been conditioned to consider Steinbrenner's softer side, his charitable deeds.

The campaign isn't ours but every £ helps #beatcancersooner pic.twitter.com/nNb0RSEitr But the photos have split social media website users, with people arguing that the photos are not a fitting tribute to those affected by the disease, and urging people to donate money or do charitable deeds instead.