"I am just so grateful to everyone in the Liberal and National parties who have supported my campaign, to Tony Abbott, I repeat my overwhelming thanks for his selfless generosity and mentorship".
The imperious tone of that last sentence is the key to the strangely subtle balance of generosity and authority that has enabled Busby to make such a huge contribution to British football.
According to the Guardian's review, Homes "captures the enchantment of generosity – that sense of adventure you get when you step out of your own circle of need into someone else's, and the weird feeling of invulnerability it gives you.
Related: The week in wildlife – in pictures This generosity might make the big beasts of wildlife photography roar with frustration.
The generosity index measures aid relative to gross national income (GNI): In contrast, Australia's score was 0.34 in 2012-13 and sat at 0.42 20 years ago.
And, you know, I was never as good as him, but it never seemed to matter because there was this quality of generosity about him; he really wanted everyone around him to be as funny as he was.
The work he made still has tremendous power and reveals the magnificent generosity of his gifts as an artist.
This is the time-lapse study of a child's growth to adulthood, filmed for a fortnight or so annually for 12 years: an artwork of inspired simplicity and organic consistency, infused with pure generosity and love, and easily capable of riding out the backlash-lifecycle that always attends much-fancied films like this.
I met, too, with great generosity from correspondents around the UK, who were ready to share "their" place words.
Pride engages the audience not in party politics or preachy agendas, but in much bigger concepts of generosity and compassion.
Its generosity is less in pavement area than in volume.
