Sentence examples for whose giving from inspiring English sources

If you think our consumer culture and selfish habits have perverted the gift exchange, consider the ancients, whose giving habits make ours seem positively Amish.

It comes from people who can easily afford to give and from people whose giving makes a real difference in their own weekly budgets.

Johns Hopkins as it exists today is inconceivable without Mr. Bloomberg, whose giving has fueled major improvements in the university's reputation and rankings, its competitiveness for faculty and students, and the appearance of its campus.

Most people surveyed fall into the matcher category — but givers, Grant says, are overrepresented at both ends of the spectrum of success: they are the doormats who go nowhere or burn out, and they are the stars whose giving motivates them or distinguishes them as leaders.

Patrice Motsepe, a South African mining boss, is the first black African billionaire to promise to give away so much.There is one Malaysian, Tan Chee Yioun, whose property development, gaming and sports conglomerate includes Cardiff City Football Club, and one Indian, Azim Premji, a technology tycoon whose giving has long been large and public.

Take Charles Feeney, whose giving could someday surpass that of a legendary giver like Walter Annenberg.

There is a barroom bard whose given name is Clarence Pope 3rd.

(Matisyahu, whose given name is Matthew Miller, has since left the Hasidic movement).

"What are you talking about?" said Levane, whose given name was Andrew.

Whatever a Spike should look like, Albrecht, whose given name is Michael, does not.

Mr. Medeiros, whose given first name was Charles, was renamed by Mr. Chinmoy.