Sentence examples for needy do from inspiring English sources

In the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus teaches that "when you give to the needy, do not announce it with trumpets" but rather "do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your giving may be in secret".

"Families who are needy don't stop being needy just because of some artificial time limit," said Marc Cohan, director of litigation for the Welfare Law Center, an advocacy group for the poor.

How needy do you have to be to feel validated by Facebook app requests?

… But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your giving may be in secret".

She applauded the film for being fearless when delving into the subject of teen sex and for reversing the tradition/idea that only "bad girls have sex when they're 16 [and the] good ones those who, like Needy, do their homework and are responsible never slide past first base".

"As long as no one has acted in a totally reckless or deliberately destructive manner, lawyers are not interested in sticking it to people who make sure the needy do not starve," Civita wrote in "Food Recovery, Donation, and the Law in Food Waste Across the Supply Chain: A Global Perspective on a US Problem".

It's an elegant metaphor for the Loony family members, and a 10-page sequence detailing their types (fighting, insular, needy) does a beautiful job of revealing the opposing impulses inherent in their relationships.

And the fact that as governor Huckabee spent a lot of time trying to spend money on the needy doesn't go over all that well with the ones who believe that God's top priority is eliminating the estate tax.

A broader increase in payments to physicians who treat the needy didn't make the cut.

Too often, neglecting the needy does not induce any sense of worry in our hearts, for we assume that their lowly position and our privileged positions are a result, not of happenstance and privilege, but of will or work or uprightness.

Giving to the needy does not earn salvation, but it demonstrates that a person has come to grasp what the economy of Christian salvation is all about: relinquishing one's real and perceived advantages and entering into true solidarity with others.