Sentence examples for truly altruistic from inspiring English sources

"The motivation of the donor has to be truly altruistic".

Their repeated insistence that he was there for truly altruistic reasons shows the climate of scepticism and anguish that pervades the Syrian conflict.

There have been many criticisms of British overseas intervention in recent years, but one truly altruistic engagement for which the UK can be proud was its military intervention in Sierra Leone in 2000.

Some will say it's simply Facebook's plot to get more users, but at its core, the mission is truly altruistic.

That's what a kid is going to get kudos for -- and it's hard to achieve and be truly altruistic at the same time.

This reveals that putting a price on an activity such as this, where the motivation is truly altruistic and to do good, turns it into a kind of job and makes it less appealing than a civic, charitable activity.

Smith's essay, Collins noted, raised a few questions, such as whether Goldman had ever truly experienced such altruistic years.

"Compared to the only truly democratic and altruistic peoples' government ever elected, Labour 1945, the UK corrupt, greedmotivated [sic] political vermin of today, aren't worth even assassination, all being Tory clerks/lackeys.

Was it really so altruistic?

It was really an altruistic partnership".

The main character, a very normal, scientifically talented and altruistic teenager (who truly wants to save the world) is bitten by an experimental transgenic spider, which results in his transformation into a man-spider hybrid.