Sentence examples for charitable feeling from inspiring English sources

And actually, they don't – and you find when you look to eastern Europe" – Scruton taught in the underground university in the former Czechoslovakia in the 80s – "when the state took over everything, you find this great vacuum of charitable feeling, which is a huge loss of social capital.

It seems likely all these researchers did is confirm that happy, optimistic thinking produces more charitable feelings than unstimulated dull feelings.

Kari is not feeling charitable.

But is Rupert feeling charitable?

Still, one more break point to come, but Djokovic isn't feeling charitable.

And if you're feeling charitable, Resort also lets players team up with friends to help win challenges.

And if you're feeling charitable, you can donate or sell your books to BetterWorldBooks.com, which raises money for literacy initiatives.

Mr. Ford reached 71 percent in 1999 (when the economy was booming and Americans were evidently feeling charitable toward their ex-presidents), and he was at 61 percent in 2010.

While training, he carried business cards with a link to his fundraising page and handed them out to passers by, just on the off chance any of these strangers were feeling charitable.

Mr. Peterson is also feeling charitable these days: He recently announced the creation of a foundation bearing his name and said he eventually plans to devote $1 billion of his wealth to it.

The fifth goal went in with more than a third of the game still to go and, after that, the goal machine that is Manuel Pellegrini's team must have been feeling charitable to add only one more.