Sentence examples for charitable hope from inspiring English sources

The cycle begins with Elinor Wylie's "Let No Charitable Hope," followed by Stevie Smith's angst-ridden "Love Me!," whose agitated lyrics tumble over a turbulent piano part.

Like other mortals.' " There is a line by the poet Elinor Wylie that L'Engle particularly likes: "Now let no charitable hope / Confuse my mind with images".

The luncheon was intended to raise money for Donna Karan's charitable initiative, Hope Help and Rebuild Haiti.

Some who study charitable giving hope not.

Houston, one of the Knicks' most charitable players, hopes to record a Christian rap song to share the faith that he says keeps him from worrying about things -- like whether he will be a Knick after this season.

We were fortunate to do this interview while we were attending a charitable event and hope we can continue to help raise awareness about important causes like this one.

When a death occurs, the family members make charitable contributions in the hope of ensuring a better reincarnation for the deceased.

Then there are the parents who surreptitiously make a charitable donation with the hope that Ms. Livermore will find their children a match.

He created a new directorate of evkâf (charitable endowments) in 1826, hoping to gain control of the hitherto independent financial base of ulama power.

Mr. Dontzin, the estate's lawyer, said the Janises hoped that the charitable donation of the 47 works would be a boon for the artists and the city.

Two weeks after the island plopped onto Mr. Renna's yard, Cathedral High School agreed to tow it to freedom, hoping to raise charitable donations to recoup the cost of $5,500.