Sentence examples for receiving something from inspiring English sources

While research has often focused on the benefits of giving for the giver, there are clearly benefits to receivers, as well, even beyond the benefits of receiving something you may want or need.

Asia is receiving something en masse that it already has too much of: liquidity.

"It's the instant gratification — receiving something with a minimum amount of work," he said.

"Do we have to start destroying our forest like Brazil to start receiving something?" Katenga wondered.

The poet Lavinia Greenlaw added: "To receive his warmth and encouragement was like receiving something from the sun".

But it's not enough to expect youngsters of college age to give up their Saturdays without receiving something in return.

He doesn't like to commission plays, for fear of receiving something that he doesn't like and then feeling obligated to present it.

In the end acting is all about passing and receiving something, and hopefully taking risks and being attentive to the unusualness of stage work".

It would be hard to explain to Teddy Roosevelt that someone receiving something for free is being harmed because of a lack of other (free) options.

Any man lucky enough to be loved by a beautiful woman knows the feeling, the sense of receiving something splendid, unexpected, and wholly undeserved.

"I just wish they would give something to Cleveland". At LACMA, there's still a chance of receiving something--after the auction.