unselfish

“Very unselfish all night. Willing passer. Didn’t force it. Took his drive and his shots when they were there.”

Like then, the public today is desperate for security, and unselfish, service leadership — not that of “economic royalists,” as FDR described them.

"She was unselfish, always ready to encourage with love and support those around her to achieve more than they themselves thought possible," he said.

In a real crisis, the public and the opposition party need to believe that presidential authority is being exercised for unselfish reasons.

There are people out there who would say I was unselfish and a team player, and I wouldn't argue with that.