Sentence examples for sort of charity from inspiring English sources
After all, what sort of charity is it that doesn't meet these conditions?
"I'm not going to beg for him [Hodgson] to pick me, I'm not some sort of charity case.
"Is Sturridge refusal to use his right foot part of some sort of charity fundraising effort?" sputters Nick Cotter.
I'm not going to beg for him to pick me, I'm not some sort of charity case.
She suspects he sees her as some sort of charity case of Jay and Cleo's, or, worse yet, as a freeloader.
But that sort of charity seems increasingly to me like carbon offsetting: a way to cleanse our conscience, to make us feel better about the fact that actually we could keep living just the way we want.
As a famous actor, Danny Glover is used to getting all sorts of charity requests.
But, as Patrick Rooney of Indiana University asks: "Who has the wisdom to decide what is a good charity?"Mr Reich, however, argues that the tax breaks would have greater credibility if they were designed to incentivise only the more useful sorts of charity, especially those focused on reducing poverty.
Its popularity is largely due to its modern services that include music and multimedia presentations, and today it has a dozen satellite congregations, streams Warren's sermons online, manages all sorts of charity programs, and trains and nurtures its future leaders from within.
A Murdoch family spokesman said the Murdochs regularly donated to all sorts of charities.
As of June 30 , 1943 he has raised a total of $414,332,593,99 for all sorts of charities.
