Sentence examples for spontaneous gift from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Zibel's office hangs a decorative graphic composed of the English and Hebrew words of a verse in Deuteronomy, "Justice, Justice Shalt Thou Pursue" -- a spontaneous gift from Justice Sherman Horton.

Regarding his blue blazer, which seems to be an usher's uniform, with its New York Yankees patch -- he said it was a spontaneous gift from a car carrying four Yankee players ("I think they were pitchers").

A rock tribute delivered by a drummerless acoustic band is always likely to wind up a little stiffer and more formal than the source material, but the jazz-improv freedoms of the resourceful Deltas, and Simcock's spontaneous gift for thinking outside any box, nonetheless gave the gig an unexpectedly visceral punch.

Ruth has lost hers just as she's trying to organize her 50th-birthday gathering, and "what hope has a woman of 50 without names, phone numbers and a plan?" (The question echoes a nice moment from "Bob Darling" in which Bob makes a spontaneous gift to his young lover of his address book, explaining who is listed there and telling her emphatically, "These are reliable people").

A more conservative author, on the other hand, viewed the 5% as usury, unless it constituted a spontaneous gift from the commune to the citizen and as long as the citizen did not intend to profit.

It was a spontaneous gift, given from the heart of a dad.

She will be remembered and missed most for her many spontaneous gifts of beautiful flowers from her garden.

So when the City was in trouble, it was natural for the people to express their support with spontaneous gifts of tax revenue.

It fosters spontaneous gift-giving because of the inexpensive personal gesture option — a new take on gift coupons — and the motivational aspect of conditional gifts.

But who doesn't like receiving spontaneous gifts?

The performance was exclusive, spontaneous, a gift.