philanthropyin a sentence
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Her primary interests are family and philanthropy.philanthropy = helping others
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Mr. Wren, apparently your family's philanthropy does not buy you the time it used to (source)philanthropy = helping of others
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This is where she gets to call out the names of anyone late on their dues or tardy for meetings or not fulfilling their philanthropic duties. (source)philanthropic = helping others
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The Index of Global Philanthropy calculates that U.S. religious organizations give $5.4 billion annually to developing countries, more than twice as much as is given by U.S. foundations. (source)Philanthropy = helping others -- especially donating money to worthy causes
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The music center project had been foundering despite a $50 million donation from the wife of Walt Disney, but local philanthropist Eli Broad stepped in after her death and willed the Gehry-designed hall into existence, with a grand opening in 2003. (source)philanthropist = someone who helps others -- especially by donating money to worthy causes
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When did you get so philanthropic, Kyle? (source)philanthropic = (interested in) helping others
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I could pretend I belonged to the Howard Avenue Civic League or some other fictitious philanthropy. (source)philanthropy = an organization that helps others
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"So you're a philanthropist." Jace's lip curled. "I suppose you expect me to believe that Downworlders don't pay you handsomely for the privilege of your Sanctuary?" (source)philanthropist = someone who helps or donates to others
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the strength of philanthropic dollars (source)philanthropic = given as charity from the wealthy
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Word of his generosity quickly got around, which inspired other philanthropists — unwilling to be outdone — to send even more money; and before long people everywhere were sending gifts to the Washingtons, who were growing rich.† (source)
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...a man famous in Hiroshima for his showy philanthropies... (source)philanthropies = actions taken to help others -- probably by donating money
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in his version he had gone philanthropically to the rescue of a drunken friend. (source)philanthropically = in a manner that helps others
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Would anyone venture that Mr. McMurphy was a saint? ... Shall we examine a cross-section of this man's philanthropy? (source)philanthropy = giving help to others
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From a little distance he had the bland aspect of a philanthropist. (source)philanthropist = someone who donates money to worthy causes
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Indeed, I believe that history will record Mr. Lincoln's attitudes a result of political pressures rather than philanthropic intention. (source)philanthropic = helping others
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The money was scarce, and Burton often had to go begging to foundations and philanthropists.† (source)
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