Sentence examples for unusually charitable from inspiring English sources

The travelling English fans behaved so well that the mayor of Charleroi, the small Belgian town where the team played its last match, afterwards described them as "charming .This was an unusually charitable verdict.

For a scholar whose views were shaped by the study of Marx, as well as Weber, Durkheim and Veblen, he takes an unusually charitable attitude toward the upper crust.

If a taxpayer has an unusually large charitable contribution or medical deduction, for example, or another matter that needs explaining, then attaching a statement and perhaps a copy of relevant documents to the return might avert questions or an audit, he said.

That means if items on your return are "outliers" compared to the national average — such as higher itemized deductions compared to income or unusually large charitable contributions —the return is more likely to be selected for audit.

They also, unusually, limited the amount they could claim as a tax deduction on charitable givings.

Then a bit more unusually, he said that believers and atheists could "meet one another" through charitable works.

Unusually for Israel, whose tax structure does not offer generous American-style deductions for charitable giving, nearly $6 million comes from Israeli donors.

Is there any way to distinguish between the alternatives in these two questions in the more interesting context of labor markets generally rather than in the narrower contexts of charitable solicitations, a game show, elections in a professional organization or the unusually large and rapid increases in height that occurred in one country?

The board, the judge said, "is unusually large, and the residences and daily lives of too many members are distant and disconnected from the charitable interests they serve".

And large charitable deductions can also make someone an itemizer (that is why low-tax Utah has an unusually high percentage of returns that itemize deductions).

The Duchess of Teck spent an unusually long time with her children for a lady of her time and class, and enlisted May in various charitable endeavours, which included visiting the tenements of the poor.