"selfless spirit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but it typically refers to someone who puts the needs and desires of others before their own, without seeking personal gain or recognition. Example: "Her selfless spirit and tireless dedication to helping others made her a beloved figure in the community."
All this naming mitigates the ideally selfless spirit, if not the fact, of such giving.
Her attentive and selfless spirit will be remembered by everyone whom she touched.
But first in his life was his adoring family for he enriched their lives with his selfless spirit, giving heart and positive attitude.
The selfless spirit that swept us to freedom disappeared and in its place is greed, battles for power and resources, wealth accumulation and self interest.
It betrays the tumultuous business-as-usual jousting that has replaced some of the stated intent to rebuild ground zero in a cooperative, selfless spirit.
Born October 12, 1973, of Washington, DC, passed away of heart failure July 5. His family, friends and colleagues loved him dearly and will miss his humor, selfless spirit, intellect, work ethic, kindness and warmth.
Rose will always be remembered for her loving kindness, selfless generosity, encouraging spirit, intellectual curiosity.
His compassion and selfless generosity of spirit and resources have enriched the lives of countless individuals and institutions, both here and around the world.
This type of "dinner experience" might not seem quite in keeping with the novel's spirit of selfless giving.
Beloved by family and friends in the U.S. and her native Sweden, her optimistic spirit and selfless love will be forever cherished.
And by spending his shining hour heralding Mr. Williams's music, he showed his selfless dedication: to the spirit of instruction, to the memory of a former colleague and especially to the proprietary claims of his hometown.
