Sentence examples for far more giving from inspiring English sources

Love makes us, however briefly, less self-centered and far more giving.

Boras has argued that Rodriguez deserves far more, given the increased revenues in the major leagues.

Were you one of the 50 million (and likely far more, given the company's graduated disclosure style) users whose accounts were completely exposed by a coding error in play for more than a year?

Chatting to successful career women on the morning of a cross-country run, we discovered that, while the boys woke up full of confidence in their potential to win, our daughters were far more given to doubt their abilities.

I am also far more open to giving the Shawns in my life a chance.

In the later editions, the shading is far more generic, giving the tapestries a blander look.

Whatever they gain in money, they stand to lose far more by giving up principles that President Obama and party leaders once claimed to cherish.

The state limits are far more restrictive, giving Nassau's 53 water districts a combined limit of 201 million gallons per day averaged over one year.

Winning something would be an amazing affirmation of everything I have been through to keep my business going, although I am far more comfortable giving than receiving.

As a result, the pixel grid is far more visible, giving you a screen-door effect during videos with bright scenes.

This second argument seems far more plausible given that, although the locational information serves to situate the process, it is not necessary to give the clause meaning.