Sentence examples for more selfless than from inspiring English sources

What could be more selfless than sharing heat from the tiny campfires in your cells?

His girlfriend, Deirdre, is typecast as what Adam might call a harridan, but turns out to be better and more selfless than that.

Allowing others to think us braver, nobler, and more selfless than we are is, after all, an everyday occurrence, and in this more prosaic sense "The Fall" turns out to be a pertinent text.

But Claudius is here presented as somewhat more selfless than Augustus, in that we are told he was concerned for "the long-term security of the Roman people", who was "earnest" in his "respect for the traditional values of his fellow citizens".

A new study of these primates in the wild suggests that they are far more selfless than scientists have given them credit for, though some researchers have their doubts.

You have to be significantly more selfless than self-centered.

They argued that Snowden acted in a more selfless way than others who were shown leniency for their actions, and that this should be given due consideration.

Brooks's Anna, at 18, not only reads English and has a smattering of Latin, she is smarter, sexier and more selfless, sensitive and independent than anyone else in her narrative.

In a society with uncertain paternity, maternal relatives are more selfless with the offspring than the paternal relatives (Alexander 1974).

"It stretches you and makes you hopefully more selfless, living for something more than just your own comfort".

Cops, we're often told, are a special category of citizen braver, more selfless, more prone to heroism than ordinary people.