Sentence examples for more unselfish from inspiring English sources

He doesn't mean by this that religion speaks to our higher or more unselfish instincts.

Just for a change it's encouraging to hear a big sound that's linked not to individual aggrandizement or indulgence, but to something more unselfish.

Instead, he challenged himself and his teammates to increased leadership roles and, as Manager Jerry Manuel said after he was officially hired, to take a more unselfish approach at the plate.

Has any cricketer been so consistently unselfish?" He could have been even more unselfish and let us have a proper game of it in this final though Gary, couldn't he? Huh? Had to spoil it all with one of the great innings of all time though didn't he? Git.

Hopefully Celtics fans will remember Pierce for being one of the best scorers in franchise history, a player who changed his game to become more unselfish when surrounded by great players and for angering every single Lakers fan in America with nothing more than dramatic flair and a wheelchair.

The reaction of his coach Massimiliano Allegri on the touchline suggests he thought he should have been more unselfish there.

Gerald Kaufman MP Labour, Manchester Gorton So, 74% of the population identify more strongly with unselfish rather than selfish values (Opinion, 14 October).

Never can the proceeds of patents have been put to less unselfish and more worthwhile ends.

Crosby, even though he's very unselfish, is more on the playmaking side than Malkin".

At its core, Sullinger's mature and unselfish game feels more European than American, the byproduct of a classroom that has blossomed organically from the Buckeyes program.

But public servants are not more high-minded, rational and unselfish than the private actors who supposedly got us into this mess.