Meanings of unselfish one in English

That her cause was an impersonal and an unselfish one made no difference.

Whereupon Andy proved himself a real friend and an unselfish one.

My motive is not wholly an unselfish one, I assure you.

The act was an unselfish one; its propriety, however, was questioned by many persons.

The character of little Ezra was a sweet, unselfish one.

I had volunteered to remain at Cray's Folly, my motive being not wholly an unselfish one.

Brethren, God's plan is an unselfish one.

But though the intended sacrifice had been a sincerely pure and unselfish one, it had nevertheless been refused.

The Happy Family were obeying the land laws implicitly, except as their real incentive had been an unselfish one.

And so the two selfish ones had got the unselfish one between them, one pulling gently, the other pushing quietly, but both without intermission.

The Indian and Chinese questions bid fair to be merged, as there are indications that England's attitude toward China is not an unselfish one.

This, as I have already told you, is a very foolish attitude to take, and I find it not entirely an unselfish one either.

Was he angry because you'd put your own selfish interests ahead of his unselfish ones?

Turn more of those selfish interests into unselfish ones, and by so much we change opportunities for disheartenment into their opposite.

"I don't think any one ever had a dearer mother than you are," she said, "or a more unselfish one."