" He also said: "She lived out her life selflessly.
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In return Kim, selflessly devoted an entire entry on KKW.
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On the surface, it looks like he selflessly protects Ellie.
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Corporations don't do things selflessly - everything has terms and conditions.
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The city fathers behind these efforts were not acting selflessly.
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Our nation's veterans along with their families have served selflessly.
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Feel good about being the kind of person who loves selflessly.
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He selflessly shielded students from the shooter when he was shot.
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She loves selflessly — until she realizes she deserves way, way better.
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We lost a family member who really, really did this job selflessly.
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"She selflessly gave of herself to her community," he told the Bee.
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Our nation's military families make incredible sacrifices to selflessly serve our country.
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These medics work selflessly in impossible conditions and their facilities are clearly marked.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Andrew J. Ries selflessly sends us home with a puzzle.
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The contest recognizes benevolent individuals and groups who selflessly give back to their communities.
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One woman in the Bahamas selflessly took in nearly 100 dogs to her home.
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Senator Akaka truly embodied the aloha spirit & selflessly dedicated his life to serving others.
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He selflessly placed others first, radiating genuine kindness, warmth and brilliance in all he did.
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Jaime selflessly saves Brienne from getting raped by their captors, and it costs him dearly.
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Poverty and suffering did not lead them to act selflessly, to put others before themselves.
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"He died selflessly and courageously, tackling the enemy head on," his commanding officer, Lt. Col.
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The maid is the only person in "The Hard Nut" who selflessly enjoys small pleasures.
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Bob, the sweetest most pure person who literally selflessly died to save the ones he loved.
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JoAnna Garcia Swisher's daughter is reminding her of the true spirit of the holidays: Giving selflessly.
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My brothers and sisters in arms, emergency responders and countless others selflessly put others above themselves.
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He selflessly gave all to football, to his family and to those who are less fortunate.
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Then you will admit to nothing and say that you stepped down selflessly, to spare the country.
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He lived his life as a warrior, and he carried out the toughest missions selflessly and fearlessly.
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He selflessly gave his life to protect our 1Sgt and countless others who were in the building.
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Plus, Dr. Curry says that acting selflessly may heighten your status in the eyes of potential partners (wink).
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No. Does she selflessly deliver a sister (for Dani) and replacement daughter (for Arturo), but at a price?
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It is what's owed to the service members who selflessly went to war on behalf of the United States.
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I feel grateful for the community who selflessly takes their time out to share tips and tutorials as well!
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The key—likely to be more personally meaningful to the owner—might have motivated more people to act selflessly.
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Mubarak has long maintained his innocence and says history will judge him a patriot who served his country selflessly.
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Your life has been a shining example of bravely and selflessly doing things for the good of our country.
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This transit supports those who act selflessly, making it a good day to use our gifts to support others.
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The judges voted to save competitor Ally Brooke, who selflessly tried to give her spot to Van Der Beek.
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When his country needed him, he put himself in harm's way and acted selflessly, with patriotism, dignity and humility.
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Our nation's first responders are amazing people who work selflessly to save lives and reduce risk in our neighborhoods.
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Amanita knew she had a moral right to protect Nomi so she selflessly exercised it without questioning her actions.
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He took delivery of his first batch, from Angel's Pharmacy, in April 1884, and immediately began selflessly self-experimenting.
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Suddenly, Swift wasn't selflessly subsumed by her music, lost to herself in service to the great god of teen heartbreak.
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In cities and towns across the country, there are people who are courageously, selflessly, collaboratively, and thoughtfully creating positive change.
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A saint is a person who has lived a devout Catholic life, serving God and selflessly assisting people in need.
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At least, maybe that's what your faithful manhole spotter will do, selflessly defending your life from sudden drops into sewers.
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Yet despite Trump and Kim's seeming positional differences, both share some common interests, from selflessly altruistic to purely self-focused.
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Instead, he broadly praised "caring and generous judges" who he said work "quietly and selflessly" to support the public good.
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I hate to see how much good he does to selflessly help people being thrown away by these trying circumstances.
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Throughout her stage career, Ms. Walter has remained open to both trying new approaches and selflessly melding into an ensemble.
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"Today on #VeteransDay we remember and honor those who have selflessly served and sacrificed," Meghan wrote alongside a picture of Sen.
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He gave selflessly of his time and resources to help others in our community, across our country, and around the world.
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My friend took the bedroom, I took the sofa bed, another selflessly accepted the boot room, and the last stayed out.
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They acted without a single concern for their own safety and selflessly fought to ensure others in that area might live.
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Mr. Cornejo — now in his prime, an artist yet more versatile, resourceful and bewildering than she — devoted himself selflessly to her.
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Yet, brave men and women selflessly volunteer to protect this nation and its citizens at the cost of their own lives.
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We tell young people to serve something beyond self, and Kushner seems to have been fiercely, almost selflessly, loyal to family.
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Thank you to the extremely generous, anonymous as well as named donors all over the world [who] selflessly gave to our family.
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"All Americans should value the patriotic service of the patriots who volunteer to selflessly defend us in the armed services," McConnell said.
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Instead, we called El Bolillo to speak to these heroic bakers, who selflessly made bread to feed their community and first responders.
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Whatever else the police are sworn to do, they are sworn to respond to these worst-case scenarios intelligently, bravely, and selflessly.
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This patient, like many who selflessly agree to participate in these studies, was a believer in how medical advances could help people.
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His minutes varied from one year to the next, but how strangely and selflessly and well Ginobili filled them out did not.
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This man, whose own mother was denied any chance of cure for her lung cancer, was selflessly overjoyed at our good fortune.
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They're the first non-mammals observed helping each other in this way, suggesting other animals have evolved the ability to act selflessly.
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As Veterans Day approaches and we take time to honor the men and women who have selflessly served in our armed forces.
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Women from all over the country have selflessly decided to offer up their already-worn wedding gowns to those left without a dress.
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Mubarak has long maintained his innocence in the case and has said history would judge him a patriot who served his country selflessly.
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While most of us were hogging Barbies at his age, Tyler Boone has been selflessly growing out his hair for two years. Why?
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To Benz and many others, it came as no surprise that the Indiana principal acted selflessly to protect the lives of her students.
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She ends up trapped in a castle with said beast because she selflessly decides to take her father's place as the beast's prisoner.
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That's something that's also not discussed, necessarily—that our getting equal pay is going to require people to selflessly say, 'That's what's fair.
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That's something that's also not discussed, necessarily — that our getting equal pay is going to require people to selflessly say, 'That's what's fair.
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"Today on #VeteransDay we remember and honor those who have selflessly served and sacrificed," she tweeted, along with a photo of her father.
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"This is about a person selflessly giving everything they could to make something cool or new or fun or better happen," he said.
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As he was selflessly saving lives, others in the vicinity - including other boat drivers - stepped in to help rescue the remaining 10 people.
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He hands over entire songs to Sampha and Skepta, the two artists whose careers he's already most selflessly given bumps over the years.
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These talented constructors selflessly shared the benefit of their experience with a newbie, and I cannot overstate how grateful I am for that.
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In the background hovers a lost golden age when devoted professors cared selflessly for their students and were rewarded and respected in return.
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What's most important to them, they say, is that Michael is a hero at age 4 and is selflessly helping his baby brothers.
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And yet ultimately, he selflessly stabs himself with the magic dagger in order to get Set's power — solely so he can save Jenny's life.
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Their job is not, as Kendrick so selflessly did yesterday, give up their own life to save their classmates' lives or their teachers' lives.
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"My condolences to her family & the citizens of Delhi, whom she served selflessly as a 3 term CM, in this time of great grief."
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Family caregivers selflessly take care of loved ones, from a child with a chronic disease to an aging parent, every minute of the day.
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When Jon sees the Night King preparing another spear, he selflessly yells for the Dragon Queen and his men to fly off without him.
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He actually first caught Vector's eye by selflessly trading his own hand for his brother's which he recognized being sold by one of Vector's dealers.
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These are often timestamped recollections of the ins and outs of the user's experience with whichever pinger they've selflessly guzzled in the name of science.
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Also, the KarJenners are all so close, Jenner would be lauded for selflessly carrying her sister's child and she certainly wouldn't have anything to hide.
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"Just want 2 thank Miss @ChrissyMetz again 4 very graciously & selflessly giving up her plus one so I could attend the SAG awards," she revealed.
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"That's something that's also not discussed, necessarily—that our getting equal pay is going to require people to selflessly say, 'That's what's fair,'" Stone said.
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An unheralded talent in the Championship only a few seasons ago, he slotted selflessly into the team in Vardy's absence and nabbed two crucial goals.
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IAVA will continue to fight for the ever-evolving issues faced by the women who have courageously and selflessly dedicated their service to our defense.
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She was part of a group of remarkable young women who, while enduring the horrors of the siege of Sarajevo, selflessly organized aid for others.
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He "served selflessly as an imam, teacher, mentor, and was much sought after as a powerful orator and speaker," the organization said in a statement.
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"I prayed for many years that the Lord would give me a godly woman who loved Him genuinely and others selflessly," Jeremy wrote in his post.
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It seemed like a refreshingly altruistic and selflessly motivated move when the North-American Interfraternity Conference announced a new initiative to ban hard liquor last week.
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" The Douglas football team wrote about the late coach on their Twitter account Thursday, saying Feis "selflessly shielded students from the shooter when he was shot.
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A 33-year-old father of four died on May 31 after selflessly saving his 5-year-old daughter who was being attacked by a dog.
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"All we can do is hope there will be people out there generous enough to do it, and selflessly in the way he's done," she said.
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In books, movies, and just about everywhere else, girls get the message that the more selflessly and painfully a woman suffers, the more we love her.
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With a national paid family leave policy, we could return the love and support for America's working mothers that they so selflessly and endlessly give us.
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"When the bullets began raining down from above, Sonny shielded her from danger, selflessly giving up his life to save hers," Ms. Sanders said on Monday.
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Due to a high-risk pregnancy, doctors urged her to abort her baby, yet Pam selflessly decided to have her future Heisman Trophy winning son, Tim.
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"Elaine has selflessly served the federal government for three decades, and this Department for more than 85033 years spanning multiple Secretaries," Nielsen said in a statement.
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"Elaine has selflessly served the federal government for three decades, and this Department for more than 10 years spanning multiple secretaries," Nielsen said in a statement.
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No matter what language they're speaking or what race they are, they share the same myths of men and women in funny outfits selflessly saving the world.
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So, let's be very clear: Colin has always been very respectful of the individuals who selflessly serve and protect our country and our communities and our families.
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She selflessly donated the twins tissue so doctors could research the condition and hopefully find better treatments so future mothers don't have to suffer the same loss.
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For years, holding her transness deep within, she selflessly sacrificed her own authenticity to better serve marginalized individuals navigating the legal system and the prison industrial complex.
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"Jason Seaman selflessly put himself in harm's way to protect his students and it is because of his heroic actions more students were not hurt," Brooks said.
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"This is a cruel reminder that law enforcement officials selflessly put themselves in harm's way day in and day out to keep our communities safe," he said.
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Sacrifices come in different hues — purgative, nihilistic — but some of the most memorable involve a greater love in which characters selflessly lay down their lives for others.
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As we mourn the 11 dead and the injured others, including the law-enforcement officers who ran selflessly toward the gunfire, we are saddened but not surprised.
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The Trump children are more self-congratulatory, praising their father for selflessly giving up a life that was "the epitome of the American dream" to serve as president.
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Spooner — who is only 19 years old, by the way — selflessly decided that she wanted the winnings to go some place where it would really make a difference.
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Chaka Khan boldly stated that she was "every woman," and Erma Franklin selflessly offered a piece of her heart to be broken and wrecked by an undeserving lover.
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"He's gaining the respect of the community by selflessly giving to people who need it," said Chris Davis, who heads the volunteer group Rodriguez has been working with.
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This was one of those rare times when we see how much we can achieve against terrifying odds when people work in unison, selflessly, to do something important.
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Of the seven times that he was eventually dismissed, three came when he was selflessly trying to accelerate the scoring rate towards the end of his team's innings.
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Although his prodigious intellectual gifts and academic accomplishments could have provided him with vast material wealth, Elijah selflessly chose to dwell and labor among his lifelong friends and neighbors.
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A high school principal fell into a month-long coma and died on Sunday after selflessly donating his bone marrow to save the life of a teenager in France.
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Accompanied by a group of friends who selflessly gave up their afternoons in the name of scientific research, I boarded the ferry in a final attempt to find love.
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We will follow the noble example of our military men and women, working selflessly across all difference races and incomes and backgrounds, to achieve unity and accomplish amazing things.
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This particular bartender, Brian McNulty, and this particular librarian, Raymond Ambler, are both the creations of Con Lehane, who clearly admires those who toil selflessly in the helping professions.
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Most of the teachers' responses pivoted quickly from praising the poem to memories of their own mothers, working several jobs to make ends meet, or selflessly caring for grandchildren.
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I am immensely grateful to the Members and staff of the three Committees, who have worked long nights as a team for months, doing their work selflessly and skillfully.
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He got some emails from the administration, but he is willing to live with those as long as long the team is playing hard, selflessly, and, of course, winning.
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"Jason Seaman selflessly put himself in harm's way to protect his students and it is because of his heroic actions more students were not hurt," Brooks said in a statement .
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In these new myths, people like Dennis Banks and Russell Means and Clyde Bellecourt emerge as freedom fighters who selflessly gave themselves to the struggle for Indian people and won.
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FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Ashley Hebert Rosenbaum Opens Up About Her Sibling Rivalry Fears "Thank you to all the surrogates who give so selflessly and whose kindness is inspiring!" he wrote.
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Carlos, through his global philanthropic efforts, is an excellent example of someone who selflessly acts on behalf of the less fortunate and embodies the spirit of our game's most celebrated humanitarian.
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Iron Man may have been the one who ferried a nuke into the Chitauri portal, but Nick Fury was the one who nudged him towards working selflessly in the first place.
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"Men and women who serve in the armed forces have made enormous sacrifices while selflessly protecting our nation from danger," U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito in New Jersey said in a statement.
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" Woman's obituary trolls 2016 election The obituary also said he "passed away ... surrounded by people who loved him dearly and cared for him selflessly during the last months of his life.
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Heroic workers selflessly serve on behalf of all of us, facing not just the risk of violence, but other hurdles like an approaching rainy seasons that will destroy inland road access.
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The legislation makes "solemn commitments" to firefighters, police officers and other first responders who "rushed selflessly toward the World Trade Center" just moments after the 2001 terrorist attacks began, McConnell said.
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He tends to view human behavior as self-interested, driven by a Nietzschean will to power, but he runs an organization founded on the idea that individuals can be selflessly courageous.
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Dylan was brought up by his dad, Bobby (John Ellison Conlee), who selflessly sold recreational drugs to finance a snooker shed in the backyard, where the boy could hone his craft.
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In the overly literal and soggily sentimental "One Small Step" — one of three here on the Oscar shortlist — a Chinese-American shoemaker selflessly supports his daughter's dream of becoming an astronaut.
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"The men and women who serve in the armed forces deserve to have us protect their backs while they selflessly protect us," said U.S. Attorney John Parker said in a statement.
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Queen Elizabeth expressed her "enduring thanks to the police and emergency services, as well as the brave individuals who put their own lives at risk to selflessly help and protect others".
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"Tammy had the ability to bring light to dark times and gave selflessly to those around her," according to a GoFundMe page titled "Justice for Tammy" seeking financial assistance for her family.
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Sure, it wasn't a debonair sailor selflessly stopping a taxi, à la the show, but it was about the most divine intervention a single girl can ask for in these modern times.
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"That's something that's also not discussed, necessarily — that our getting equal pay is going to require people to selflessly say, 'That's what's fair,'" the La La Land star said earlier this month.
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It seems Keller couldn't possibly have thought up a more beautiful way to honor his late wife than by baking hundreds of pies and selflessly giving them away to those in need.
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At the same time, I thought it was important to show those who looked to me for leadership that a father can selflessly serve his nation without sacrificing his commitment to family.
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Unwilling to deprive other black students the opportunity of a higher education, Hawkins selflessly accepted the deal, and in September of that year, the College of Law admitted its first black applicant.
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Milwaukee Brewers minor league prospect Bubba Derby is a hero -- selflessly throwing his body over other people to shield them from bullets during the Vegas massacre ... and now he's telling his story.
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The Ancient One may act selflessly in order to help others, but it's easy to see the hypocrisy in her actions, and how they can be a slippery slope toward real evil.
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In the case of the transplanted uterus in Brazil, a new baby girl has two women to thank — her mother and the woman who selflessly donated her womb to science and life.
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And since I am both a lady and a delicate flower, I huddled selflessly against that window for the rest of my ride and let the poor man get his beauty rest.
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Hundreds of volunteers around the country selflessly give up their personal time to interact and encourage young women to think about career choices and why flying is a career with mass appeal.
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And let's not forget the everyday people who may not have millions of twitter followers, but who selflessly give their time and energy towards their communities and making the world a better place.
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Military spouses have dedicated their lives to serving the military community and have selflessly borne the burden of not just being husbands or wives but household caretakers all in service to their country.
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"Through his artistic work and business activities, he (Fiennes) selflessly promoted Serbia ... (its) movie production capacities, as well as its people, both as professionals and friends," the Politika daily quoted Brnabic as saying.
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Both are local, everyday people who provide a refuge of last resort for kids who literally have nowhere else to go, and selflessly give their time and energy to difficult and emotional situations.
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The Schultz family bravely and selflessly shared Ari's harrowing story with the heart community and the world, to shine a light on children's heart disease, the miracles of science, and the power of hope.
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Think about it: Giving a friend a gift you'd want to receive yourself shows that you've picked out a high quality item and have selflessly given it away, rather than keeping it for yourself.
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Blizzard's actions thus amount to destroying a significant part of its own history, and its closure hurts all the more since no other private server has pulled off that simulation so selflessly and competently.
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I don't mean that in a sad way: She's coming up in her years, but instead of retiring like most people, she's spent nearly every day selflessly working for you and me since 1986.
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Omy De Oro, "Sayonara" One of Puerto Rico's most solid traperos delivers a work hard, play hard message to the streets, selflessly offering himself up as an example of how to do it best.
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A Seattle user is hoping his crush will forgive him for "nerding out" over Pokémon Go. One person from Maine looked past love and selflessly used Craigslist to reveal the location of a sneaky Mew.
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"I prayed for many years that the Lord would give me a godly woman who loved Him genuinely and others selflessly," wrote Jeremy, who smiled into the camera lens while Jinger gazed up at him.
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Beyoncé said that Kaepernick's message was not to protest those who serve selflessly to defend the nation, but to draw attention to the work that still needs to be done in terms of race relations.
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Of course, it is heartwarming to see the outpouring of support for the two men who were killed and for the one man who was injured, heroes who selflessly and courageously stood up to hate.
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Military women selflessly take on risky jobs to protect our nation, delay having families for operational reasons, and struggle to know what to do when they have unintended pregnancies in order to be mission ready.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — We've all seen those adventure movies where some character, mortally wounded or just generally weaker than the rest of the group, selflessly advises the rest of the escapees to go on without him.
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Most noticeably, Hagrid, the gentle giant of a groundskeeper who has selflessly protected Harry over and over, suddenly turns so selfish he is willing to let Harry be punished for something that is Hagrid's fault.
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Mubarak had always maintained his innocence and said history would judge him a patriot who served his country selflessly, but for many Egyptians his time in power was a period of autocracy and crony capitalism.
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Photo: GoFundMeJohnny Bobbitt is reportedly homeless and asking for money on the Philadelphia streets less than a year after he selflessly helped a stranded person, earning him viral attention and hundreds of thousands in crowdfunded donations.
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Nothing made her happier than nudity, and if I selflessly got an all-expenses-paid vacation to the Caribbean out of it, then by gum, I guess I could try being a nudist for a week.
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Given the special power to decide upon the rules of the economic game, people in government bodies will act no more selflessly than anyone else; and, indeed, they have every incentive to act much, much worse.
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A 22-year-old man has been hailed as a hero after he selflessly leaped into a roaring river and saved a boy who had fallen in before he tragically succumbed to the river's strong current.
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Advances in medicine are enabling more and more living donors to step forward and selflessly volunteer a spare organ—a kidney or lobe of lung, a chunk of liver or intestine, even part of a pancreas.
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"It's appalling the congresswoman continues to make the death of an American hero about herself instead of honoring the fallen who selflessly gave their lives for all of us," Ms. Sanders said in an emailed statement.
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"We pause today to remember the 2,403 American heroes who selflessly gave their lives at Pearl Harbor 85033 years ago, on a date that will forever live in infamy," the president-elect said in a statement.
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But throughout the 1920s and '30s, he had written selflessly and gorgeously about his contemporaries, literary and otherwise, making a contribution to American literature as large as, and much broader than, Nabokov's brilliant but narrow one.
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Price instability destroyed trust, not only in the dollar but in government; and trust that officials would work for the common good, as his father had selflessly worked in Teaneck, was basic to the social contract.
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The State Department, organizers of the award, given to advocates of religious freedom, said the Muslim cleric selflessly risked his own life to save members of another religious community who without his intervention would have been killed.
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Our service members and veterans gave selflessly to our nation, and now is the time to make sure we give back to them and their caregivers by providing timely and unfettered access to all generations of veterans.
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"It is extremely difficult to truly quantify all of the great things this man has selflessly done for, and on behalf of, our many men and women in uniform," Rogin said in a statement issued on Facebook.
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She has embraced this role in the years since their father died, while Amanda, an artist, creates picture books (which appear throughout the novel as illustrated metastories about an actual caterpillar who selflessly cares for a chicken).
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Murphy and Levy proceed to play a simple scene where Alexis tries to convince David she's selflessly moving her trip back for him in a way that perfectly showcases these actors' dynamic and their bullseye comedic timing.
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Some of the anecdotes are reminiscent of Party mythology about heroes who selflessly work for others - such as Lei Feng, an idealized soldier of the Mao Zedong era who was upheld as a model citizen after his death.
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It was a tragedy of Greek proportions—the revelation of his own equation forcing Price to look back on his selfish life and mend his ways, even though choosing to live selflessly would lead inexorably to his death.
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Whether it's helping to pay for medication, housing or lost income – every little bit of financial support will help ease the burden felt by families who selflessly ensure their loved one has the care they need each day.
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Xi has come down hard on corruption since assuming office more than three years ago and tried to return the party to its traditional values of serving the people selflessly, following a series of graft and extravagance scandals.
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"These statutes aimed to rewrite Lee's reputation from that of a cruel slave owner and Confederate General to portraying him as a kind man and reluctant war hero who selflessly served his home state of Virginia," they wrote.
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But, perhaps out of a desire to portray himself as selflessly acting for the good of the country, Trump's essentially saying here that the Republican Party would be better off politically if it simply left Obamacare in place.
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Cassian Andor (Diego Luna), sarcastic, skilled droid K-2SO (Alan Tudyk), pilot Bodhi Rook (Riz Ahmed), and seasoned fighters Chirrut Îmwe (Donnie Yen) and Baze Malbus (Jiang Wen) who selflessly agree to follow Jyn into a seemingly losing battle.
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And for so long, I took to heart the poisonous folklore about student-debt martyrs who selflessly scrape by to pay off their loans — those "I only ate Spam and paid off my $160,000 debt in 96 hours" stories.
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"Without positive support, guidance, and well-being, which are just some of the attributes today's children need, they will not enter adulthood with the empathy and strength needed to help others as selflessly as these women today," she said.
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"We are appealing to any and all veterans, veterans' clubs and organizations and our community to attend Dale's service to honor an individual who so selflessly served our country," Roper & Sons Funeral Home wrote in an obituary posted to its website.
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Since assuming office three years ago, President Xi Jinping has come down hard on deep-rooted corruption and tried to return the party to its traditional values of serving the people selflessly, following a series of graft and extravagance scandals.
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"It is expected that men will vote by platoons, in regular rank and file, according to party drilling, on this question of public faith," lamented Jeremiah Evarts, the missionary who battled most fervently and selflessly on behalf of the Cherokee.
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While restraint is not Mr. Py's forte, this "huis clos" would work just as well without the other two parts, although the actors (Nâzim Boudjenah, Dali Benssalah and Joseph Fourez) served his vision selflessly over three and a half hours.
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Depending on your level of cynicism, it's either to capitalise on the huge numbers of people responsibly staying home to slow the spread, or to selflessly add to the vast catalogue of streaming entertainment people can access from their couches.
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Jones, who was informed of Bolt&aposs situation because his wife is friends with Bolt's sister, according to the sheriff's office, "selflessly volunteered to donate a kidney to him if he was a match," the Taylor County Sheriff's Office wrote on Facebook.
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It means that he could blend, seamlessly and selflessly, into a background that is so constant and so lulling that we eventually stop noticing the ugliness and the violence—the plain blind righteousness that edges hard into madness—of what we're hearing.
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It's a day after the devastating events of the Grenfell fire, and tales of horror and heroism are starting to emerge—from the children dropped from burning windows to the residents who selflessly ran into danger frantically trying to save their neighbors.
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Selflessly, he did not let his people down: As he tucked into a pizza (the food of the people!) Josh was accompanied by a friend playing piano off camera, in order to deliver his searing take on the events of the day.
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Women have long been expected to forgo their own interests in favor of someone else—to selflessly give all of their love and energy to their children, to cede their identities into their husbands', to deny themselves food to maintain an impossible physical ideal.
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"She made the lemonade with hand squeezed fresh lemons (39 of them) and homemade chocolate chip marshmallow surprise cookies," she captioned a weekend snap of Willow at her "first lemonade stand," whose earnings the hardworking little girl selflessly donated to a no-kill animal shelter.
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You watched the Golden State Warriors share the ball so selflessly while beating Portland in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals after the lottery game show and wondered: Durant is really going to leave all that precision to come run with Allonzo Trier?
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It's the only time I ever feel that some day in the future it'll be possible for humanity to produce saints who will really be upright and venerable, inspired in everything they do by genuine love for humanity and who'll serve all humans selflessly.
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All I did was organize picnics and parties, babysit children with special needs for a mother whose husband deployed, and sent encouragement cards to the families struggling to get by without their loved ones who selflessly left the comforts of home behind to defend our freedom.
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The sole North Korean title in the feature competition, "The Story of Our Home," was a drama apparently based on true events about a young college graduate who selflessly devotes herself to raising orphans and who wins accolades from the North's current leader, Kim Jong-un.
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The disappearing Form D Finally, and this is thinking a bit more selflessly so apologies to some founders who aren't used to that, but your funding announcement can offer a positive externality in a marketplace that is feverishly waiting to hear upbeat news around venture capital.
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It stresses the respect of China's totalitarian political model, casting the CCP as a defender of world peace and stability that fights only for a more equitable international order in which different political systems may coexist and selflessly promotes a brighter economic future for the world.
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" He said he was afraid of the repercussions he and other students might face but "seeing so many students selflessly gambling their future to express their demands to the government, it is infectious, and makes me want to come out and do something for Hong Kong.
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" He said he was afraid of the repercussions he and other students might face but "seeing so many students selflessly gambling their future to express their demands to the government, it is infectious, and makes me want to come out and do something for Hong Kong.
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As the other team members asked Joseph to identify himself, Byers heard an unknown voice speaking English and "immediately leaped across the room and selflessly flung his body on top of the American hostage, shielding him from the continued rounds being fired across the room," according to the report.
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If Barnes, in a contract year, doesn't hijack the offense and lets part of his game selflessly revert back to the space it occupied in Golden State (this is wishful thinking but not out of line within the context of this unit), Carlisle's system can be more fluid.
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"From the dusts of the World Trade Center and the faucets of Flint; to the toxic waters of Katrina and Harvey; [IRIS scientists] are there, working selflessly to protect our nation's environment and public health," Burke said in September before a House Science Committee hearing on the program.
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"Our transgender siblings-in-arms and future warriors have proven time and again that they are committed, that they are ready, and that they are able to selflessly and effectively serve our nation," said Andy Blevins, the executive director of OutServe-Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, in a statement.
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For 40 years, I have had the honor of meeting hundreds of grassroots leaders who selflessly dedicate themselves to uplifting their low-income communities and transforming the lives of men, women and youths entrapped in addiction, predatory and self-destructive behavior, and the lifetime consequences of their past failures.
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Having been a commander during previous government shutdowns, I had to address both the pragmatic issues related to funding and operations and the anxiety-filled questions from military personnel, Department of Defense and Department of the Army civilians, and -- most importantly -- the families of all these people who selflessly serve their country.
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Freud's theory that only straight men are able to love others selflessly, while gay men and most women love narcissistically, "treating others as mirrors of who they are or were, or would like to be," was, Dombek notes, something Freud developed while experiencing the romantic rejection of one of his closest friends, Wilhelm Fliess.
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READ: Navy SEAL was smart, in superb shape When the other rescue team members asked Joseph to identify himself, Byers heard an unknown voice speaking English and "immediately leaped across the room and selflessly flung his body on top of the American hostage, shielding him from the continued rounds being fired across the room," the report said.
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The tone clear is set in the first seconds of the video: A title card announces that the rapper, who has visibly and successfully transformed himself into a devout champion of the poor, took the budget that was allocated to make the video and selflessly donated it to the inhabitants of a disadvantaged neighborhood in Miami.
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The importance of honoring our veterans, although legislatively diminished in spirit by enactment of the Uniform Holiday Bill in 1968, ought not to distract us from the eternal requirement to keep November 11 as our day of recollection and gratitude for those who selflessly served our great nation -- some of whom are not free of the physical, mental or psychological wounds that constrain them.
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It's unclear what we've done to deserve this, and there's no way to explain why it exists, but somehow—between posing for the cover of German GQ, getting drop-kicked in the back in South Africa, narrating a documentary about the ocean, reprising his role in the new Terminator, and selflessly helping out the elderly—Arnold Schwarzenegger managed to find time to make a rap song.
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That is the unavoidable backdrop against which Ronaldo, the adored hero, returned to Old Trafford; those were the circumstances under which his name was cheered by both sets of fans, under which he selflessly gave the pitch invaders a photograph to treasure as they take their inevitable bans from the stadium, under which he was serenaded after he left the field, smiling and winking to the camera.
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The 9-year-old girl's story, written by Newbery Honor Award-winning author Kirby Larson, focuses on the bombing of Pearl Harbor, its aftermath, and how Nanea "embraces her spirit of aloha and deeply held belief in kokua—doing good deeds and giving selflessly—to do her part for the war effort and help restore peace to her beloved Hawaiian home," American Girl revealed in a press release.
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There were also the Topless String Quartet, with which, Mr. Abel said, an unsuspecting Frank Sinatra wanted to book a recording session; the Ku Klux Klan Symphony Orchestra, which, he said, the failed presidential candidate and former Klan grand wizard David Duke briefly accepted an invitation to conduct; Females for Felons, a group of Junior Leaguers who selflessly donated sex to the incarcerated; the mass "fainting" of audience members during a live broadcast of "The Phil Donahue Show"; his "discovery" (he posed as a former White House employee) of the missing 18½ minutes from the Watergate tapes; Euthanasia Cruises ("For people who wanted to expire in luxury," Mr. Abel's website recounted); Citizens Against Breastfeeding, which argued that exposure to the "naughty nipple" in infancy caused a plethora of problems later on; and a great many others.
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