Sentence examples for from befriending from inspiring English sources

He loosens the boundaries set by most schools of psychiatry, which discourage clinicians from befriending patients.

Mother Teresa, Mr. Towey said, "introduced me to this joy that comes from befriending those in need, and discovering their tremendous dignity".

The lack of a Bodhi tree anywhere near the Broadway-Lafayette station didn't stop Steve Zeitlin from befriending the man he considered a Transit Buddha who dispensed wisdom about the system and its passengers.

But "Danny Says" — opening Friday, Sept. 30, and named for a 1980 Ramones song — represents the first attempt to capture the full sweep of his experiences, from befriending Edie Sedgwick to fighting with Jim Morrison.

I loved the final scene with Martin meeting Mayer's secretary – particularly for the way you could see him initially thinking, if only I'd met her earlier, and then swiftly calculating what he could gain from befriending her.

There's now a chance to hear how much more there was to the black sheep of the Wilson clan, the one who did everything from befriending Charles Manson to living with Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie.

What follows are a collection of questions, answers, and ideas from brides who I've had the pleasure of working with, learning from and befriending.

On the opening day, he sought to address, but not belabor, the pattern of behavior that forced him to resign from Congress: befriending women online and sending them sexually explicit messages, including a photograph of himself in boxer shorts with an obvious erection.

Mr. Ashbery was originally associated with the New York school of poetry of the 1950s and '60s, joining Kenneth Koch, Barbara Guest, John O'Hara and others as they swam in the currents of modernism, surrealism and Abstract Expressionism then coursing through the city, drawing from and befriending artists like Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning and Jane Freilicher.

Jobless, disassociated from Tom, befriended only by a sympathetic young woman (Cara Buono), he begins to resemble his father.

The leader of the Cumbrian group of children, meanwhile, an oddly sophisticated girl called Gaby, from Yugoslavia, befriends Harry, whose son Billy is telepathically in touch with her.