Her selfless love and sense of family will be our sense of purpose and memories of time with her cherished by all.
The screenplay doesn't poke into the nature of that good — whether Wilberforce's fight against slavery was truly selfless or flattered a sense of moral superiority — but it does make you think.
Three decades after the 1973 Yom Kippur War, a quiet consensus has been growing in Israel that Meir -- notwithstanding her selfless dedication and appealing sense of humor -- was a pretty bad prime minister.
"It's, 'Let's not be as good as the Germans, as good as the French, let's be even better.' " THOUGH he became a Romanian citizen in 1998, the fact that he was an immigrant, working for an adopted country rather than his native land, added to the sense of selfless sacrifice.
From the present study it is concluded that, religious identification of medicinal plants and practices have influenced the folklore towards a sense of selfless services in the name the Gods.
His selfless discipline and positional sense provide a firm base for the team's more attacking players to perform with freedom, and the first of many senior international caps is surely just a matter of time.
Bolin reported in her interview that sometimes while she was online chatting with her mother, her mother would ask her to stop the conversation and spend more time with her own children; thus, Bolin felt a sense of "selfless care" from her parents.
Some of them are selfless, swept along by a sense of common purpose and brotherhood that accompanies their revolution.
"Mr Buck's actions were totally selfless and illustrate a deep sense of community spirit which deserves recognition and respect," said Detective Chief Superintendent Jeff Hill.
You valiantly fought this battle with dignity, courage and grace and cared more for your family and friends than yourself, revealing your selfless character, warm heart, and sense of humor.
