Sentence examples for Generous appraisal from inspiring English sources

It was a generous appraisal.

That is a generous appraisal, even by flack standards.

Far better to read Richard Ingrams's generous appraisal, published by Mail Online.

Alberto Barbera, director of the Venice Film Festival, offers a more generous appraisal.

Another woman, who gave her name only as Ms Zhang, offered a more generous appraisal of the official response.

7.30pm "Remarkably generous appraisal of this Chelsea team: 'a great team...brilliant and enduring'," says Robert Elison.

But, when Foss heard about the mimicry, he was less generous in his appraisal of Brown's originality.

Although the umpire seemed impatient with him after one exchange, Murray was generous in his appraisal of Dumusois.

The Israelis are far more generous in their appraisal of President Clinton's efforts -- but they, too, said the two sides appeared for now to be making more progress on their own, without any intermediaries.

Valentine was also too generous in his appraisal to deal with the fact that the Mets still retain a number of overpaid, underproductive veterans, from Mo Vaughn, who has eaten his way out of baseball, to Roger Cedeño, who has been attempting to.

Despite having achieved "something approaching iconic status in European political circles," by the end of his life, according to his most recent scholarly biographer David Williams, the following two hundred years have been far less generous in its appraisal of his reputation.