त्यागशीलता इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

This generosity was not extended to either his grandmother or his uncle (Yelü Lihu) both of whom were sent far from the capital by Emperor Shizong.

In 1978, the Memorial Hall was modernized, thanks to the generosity of the adjoining Men's Social Club, and is now run by this organisation.

Rivero also collaborated with other artists, who noted his generosity and his devotion to music.

Borger's overt generosity with friends and acquaintances caused hard feelings among certain people, particularly county treasurer Arthur Huey.

In February 1874, a new chapel was opened at 145 Dharmatala Street, built at a cost of 16,000 rupees largely due to the generosity of George Bowen of Bombay who donated 10,000 rupees.

Francis resenting the authority of the Mother Superior and puzzling over why any woman would choose the life of a nun, as time goes on she is touched by examples of the sisters' dedication, devotion, kindness, love, and generosity, and begins to see that their life is one of fulfillment, not deprivation.

His eminence, wisdom and generosity in this moral tale (where he is compared not unfavouraby to Emperor Frederick II) may reflect Dante's influence on Boccaccio's perception of Cangrande.

Lazy and childish, the only saving grace to his character is his thoughtless generosity.

The series itself was started in 2014 and established through the generosity of Laura Sillerman and Robert F.

The advantages and generosity of lay volunteers, for instance, is often augmented in the minds of some people by their lack of catechetical and theological knowledge in comparison especially to priests and also by their lack of training in informal education in comparison to secular youth workers.

Cule is a moralist but a genial one: his stories uphold the public school values of honesty, generosity, sportsmanship and service to others.

As Christians we are disposed to kindness, generosity, affection, and humility in our dealings with others.

त्यागशीलता इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

In 1803, according to Goldsmith's own account, he was entrusted with a mission to obtain from the Comte de Provence, the head of the French royal family and subsequent King Louis XVIII, a renunciation of his claim to the throne of France in return for the throne of Poland.

Other scholars have proposed, however, that the position of Buddhism in India versus China was not all that different, as Buddhism had to deal with the problem of filial piety and renunciation in India as well.

Huber considered captivity in war, criminal conviction, voluntary renunciation of liberty, and birth from a female slave legal grounds for slavery.

Each is listed below; where two dates are shown, the first indicated the date of receiving the award or title, and the second indicates the date of its loss or renunciation.

External austerities such as fasting, reduced diet and isolated habitation, along with internal austerities such as expiation, reverence, service, renunciation and meditation, according to Umaswati, along with respectful service to teachers and ailing ascetics help shed karma.

George tried to recant his renunciation on a number of occasions, but was unsuccessful.

I am not famous and the essence of what I teach is renunciation of the worldly life.

However, most suicides were seen as an act of the will, as it takes place when one denies life's pains, and is thus different from ascetic renunciation of the will, which denies life's pleasures.

In some of its details it has the appearance of a rather unskilful combination of two orders, for the exorcism, renunciation and confession of faith come twice over.

The three renunciations of the Stowe (and general Roman) form, combined under one answer.