If you were in a charitable frame of mind, you might be impressed by these argumentative intellectuals.
But I can honestly say that I approached this show, which stars the remarkable Tracie Bennett as Garland, in a more charitable frame of mind the second time.
She will be forever missed and remembered through the lives that she touched with her remarkable mind, charitable heart, formidable spirit, and her belief in social justice.
But I can honestly say that I approached this show, which stars the remarkable Tracie Bennett as Garland, in a more charitable frame of mind the second time and was able to savor virtues I had been reluctant to acknowledge before.
A less charitable thought comes to mind; that perhaps he's the American David Mitchell, and somebody thinks that one is enough.
But this changed when Joyce Smith, the first woman home in the 1981 event, became an ambassador for Leukaemia Research the next year and, with the help of a campaign launched in the Radio Times, raised more than £1m, a headline-grabbing sum that firmly established the link between running and charitable giving in the minds of the public.
Although he sold his mutual fund empire to Franklin Resources in 1992 to devote most of his energy to religious and charitable pursuits, the value-minded Templeton still minds his personal portfolio.
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".
HOLIDAY charitable drives often call to mind drop boxes for canned goods or Santa-clad volunteers ringing bells for spare change on city streets.
She can sound uncomfortably nostalgic for what she calls a "golden age" of "female altruism," when "the most brilliant and energetic women in society" worked in the charitable or caring professions — never mind that they often did so for low or no pay.
