A distinguished theological journal of another city thinks the philanthropies of this day are hostile to piety, and declares that true spiritual Christianity never prevails where men think slavery is a sin.
If eminent piety were in them, and allowed to follow its natural bent, it would come out of them in the form of eminent humanity; they would lead in the philanthropies of this day, where they hardly follow.
We make a great many mistakes; but we can make more in our philanthropies than anywhere else.
It's the great mistake of our philanthropies to think it can.
One of the admirable private philanthropies was the canteen at the St. Lazarre station in Paris.
And the woman of the aristocratic class has merely slipped out of her seclusion as if putting aside an old-fashioned garment, and now carries on her philanthropies in more serious and coördinated manner.
For this reason, I trust you will handle your Negro philanthropies judicially, as I know you will.
Here was a college-girl who could direct her philanthropies and her etiquette during the summer.
She wanted a glance of the new books and periodicals and talk of great philanthropies and reforms.
No better guardian of her philanthropies could be found than these same Cresswells.
In all his philanthropies he was true to his own preachings and counsellings, spending and being spent in the spirit of his Divine Master, his whole soul aglow with reverence and adoration and tender with a profound moral emotion.
Extended as this chapter has become, it has failed to give anything like an exhaustive statement of the philanthropies of Unitarians.
Tuckerman had labored to prevent duplication of charitable gifts and to organize the philanthropies of Boston in an effective manner, with the increase of population the evils he strove to prevent had grown into large proportions.
Paternalistic philanthropiesand sentimental charities, which sprang up like mushrooms, only tended to increase the evils of indiscriminate breeding.
Neither humanitarian schemes, international charities nor philanthropies can prevent widespread disaster to a people which habitually breeds up to and beyond the maximum limits of its food supply.
Yet hardheaded "captains of industry," financiers who pride themselves upon their cool-headed and keen-sighted business ability are dropping millions into rosewater philanthropies and charities that are silly at best and vicious at worst.
Here at last has a Lover of Philosophy got upon the throne, and great philanthropies and magnanimities are to be expected, think rash editors and idle mankind.
Dear Jimmy, you may, I promise, carry out all your philanthropies without my interference; I won't even criticise or tease.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "philanthropies" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
