Sentence examples for charitable people from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, to be charitable, people in politics can't help themselves.

Rabbi Jacob Spitzer, a prominent health care advocate in Brooklyn, said recently that Mr. Friedman "is known as one of the most charitable people" in south Brooklyn's Orthodox Jewish community.

Here it is not only the folks who do this stuff, but the charitable people who organize and support it.

The idea was that once enough charitable people would be willing to donate, the charity would get the money.

Turns out Golders Green is home to some very charitable people.

ardently declared that Americans were the most charitable people on the face of the planet.

The charitable organization, People for People Inc., has received about $1 million in federal money to help low-income families.

Charitable, omnipotent people chuckled over cocktails.

Americans are also far more charitable than people in other lands, and we structure our tax laws to nurture the philanthropic sector.

And, to be charitable, most people don't have it.

Ukip's point is that if the state's systems of mutual support, the bedrock of its provision for UK citizens, begin to operate more like charitable enterprises, benefiting people who have not entered fully into the UK community of shared responsibility, then people will be less willing to contribute their share, and the whole precious system will totter.