Sentence examples for recipient of it from inspiring English sources

We find it psychologically unbearable and inside ourselves we may try to make ourselves part author of our misfortune rather than simply the recipient of it.

And according to a campaign aide's memo leaked to the news media by a recipient of it yesterday, the efforts to rebut the allegation included enlisting Jewish supporters to call reporters at Jewish publications this week to defend Mrs. Clinton.

Setting aside the fact that the Trump team seemed fine with accepting sensitive information from a Russian source, it's worth considering why Donald Trump, Jr., was chosen to be the recipient of it.

This reflects the fact, argues Edmund Reid of Lazarus Partnership, a research outfit, that "traditionally, the big six have seen themselves as producers of energy, and the customer as a passive recipient of it, a route to market".

When you are supportive from the sidelines, you become an obvious force for good, and more likely to be a recipient of it in the future.

Faves and likes are somewhat static and hidden, though: generally the only people who can see what you've liked has been the recipient of it.

For Scott, regions are the motors of economic growth, rather than mere recipients of it, with spatial agglomeration a recurring theme.

The only conclusion I draw from talks of merit is that only white people are worthy recipients of it, and that any person who is not white must be extraordinarily accomplished – much more than her white peers – to be even deserving of merit in the eyes of many.

I hope that you agree with me that these antisemitic and racist comments have no place in modern British society, and as such I hope that you also agree with me that you must now give up any money that you have received from Mr Whelan and consider which charitable groups would be better recipients of it.

He added: "All crime is serious but domestic abuse is a crime that has particularly horrible and long lasting effects on the recipients of it and on the children caught up in it".

During a later interview on MSNBC, host Ali Velshi mentioned to Sessions how the "traditional government view" was to prosecute "leakers of confidential information" and not the recipients of it.