Sentence examples for expressions of generosity from inspiring English sources
Strip away those notions, and instead prop up independent and universal expressions of generosity, altruism, kindness and inclusivity, and there could be something in it for all of us to believe in.
The expression of generosity is the gift; reciprocating is an expectation that genuine generosity does not demand or expect.
In this part of the country, niceness is less an expression of generosity than it is of reserve: assuming an inoffensive blandness is a way to avoid drawing attention to oneself, and the most reliable means of keeping others at bay.
The second paramita, known in Sanskrit as sila and in Tibetan as tsultrim, may well be understood as a deeper and more intensely loving expression of generosity.
They were particularly concerned about the undermining of altruism -- that empathy for others which is an expression of generosity of spirit and a commitment to mutuality, and that serves as the basis for the social capital that binds us together as a society.
"We ought to be cautious how we magnify our ideas and exaggerate our expressions of the generosity and magnanimity," Adams wrote Congress.
In another expression of the generosity of thought in this letter, the lead taken by Pope Francis in addressing economic issues has been embraced.
It is the aggregated, concrete, spiked expression of a lack of generosity of spirit.
Her offer of oral sex comes out of nowhere -- out of desperation, presumably -- and though she tries to convince herself that it is the expression of an unforeseen generosity, and even appears to have a mental orgasm while ruminating on her own greatness of spirit, we slowly become aware that the whole thing is fakery and will end in nothing.
At its heart will be the library that the sheik plans as a gift to his children, a place of potential and invention and an expression of his royal generosity.
