She challenged the statement of John Henry Newman, who wrote in 1854 that research and teaching are distinct gifts not usually found in the same person.
While our philanthropy list is not exhaustive, it was notable to find that a few names appear several times (David Rubenstein made 6 distinct gifts), while many names you might expect to see do not appear at all.
Like Dorothy and her companions, we are being called to recognize our unique and distinct gifts.
The narrative is also weakened by a shallow, loutish portrait of Louis XVI, who despite his weaknesses was a man of angelic disposition and distinct intellectual gifts.
Class dues support specific class initiatives, programs, and opportunities for classmates that are separate and distinct from gifts to the university.
Presents (as distinct from gifts, which I was always told are God's to dispose) can be a delight, of course; I yield to no one in the degree of irrational delight I experience at the sight of a parcel wrapped with a bow.
In marriage without manus, the property of the spouses remained distinct, and even gifts between husband and wife were invalid.
Rather, such work must be made within the context of what he called "a gift economy," distinct from the "market economy".
He says there are two distinct areas of major gift fundraising, the first is about asking people who have given some money in the past to make a larger gift of £5-10,000, probably for a specific appeal.
With his uncommon comic gift a gift as distinct and as valuable as that possessed by the late John Sleeper Clark he does not need to resort to coarseness of any description.
He had the gift, quite distinct from numeric reasoning, of seeing abstract form; he would have aced the sections on standardized tests asking the student to make a mental rotation of a cube or a tetrahedron.
