Sentence examples for model of charity from inspiring English sources
Her model of charity was a refugee herself.
The balance and honesty of his judgment, often on tricky points of policy, were a model of charity.
His first major company, Better World Books, founded in 2002, took the model of charity used-book drives and moved it online.
Benioff, the founder and C.E.O. of the software company Salesforce.com and a generous philanthropist, seems to subscribe to a peer-pressure model of charity.
"Frankly, the old model of charity throwing dimes at people on the street, the Lady Bountiful model, isn't any more respectful of the lives of the people we're serving," she says.
It is true that the House of Windsor "can no longer pride itself on setting a moral example to the nation", but this is because it has become "a model of charity and good sense" instead, not because it is inhabited by a number of cold-hearted snobs and mindless Hooray Henrys.
TSIC's research, which analyses the growth of various models of charity revenue generation and includes interviews with 50 senior charity leaders representing more than £500m in annual revenues will be launched this month.
He enjoined us that, "if any one eats a full meal when his neighbor is hungry or starving, then he is not from among us". He never said "Muslim neighbor". He loved humanity and asked Muslims to be role models of charity, kindness, concern and love to all.
This tale goes back to John Winthrop's A Model of Christian Charity, delivered onboard a ship in Salem Harbor in 1630.
Maybe it goes back to the concept of American exceptionalism rooted in Puritan John Winthrop's 1630 speech "A Model of Christian Charity" he gave on the ship Arbella before it docked in Massachusetts colony where he described this new place as a "shining city upon the hill".
(You mean, she didn't cure some lady's cancer through magic?) According to them, the Catholic Church ignored all of her flaws and canonised her because it desperately wanted the PR boost it would get from turning a celebrity into an saint and that the image of Teresa as a model of selflessness and charity is just that – an image.
