(Tiffany himself exercised strict editorial oversight but generously credited his designers for their efforts).
Jones certainly does not come across as easy here – and you wonder how tough a task her generously credited co-writer had in marshalling her stream of consciousness.
She should rest assured that the director Terence Davies has consistently and generously credited Vivien Heilbron's portrayal of Chris Guthrie as his inspiration for his 15-year labour of love.
He generously credits the research other scholars have done to bring these invaluable materials back to the surface, as they translated some 12,000 sheets of rag paper from the 17th-century Dutch.
The first of the works at N.Y.L.A., "Secret Mary," was made in collaboration with the piece's performers — Tess Dworman, devynn emory (the artist prefers the all-lowercase spelling), Ryan Kelly, and Mary Read — whom O'Connor has mentored, and O'Connor generously credited them as choreographic collaborators in the program.
Born in France in 1893, he came to New York in 1919, just in time to take advantage of the demand for consumer goods that burgeoned after World War I. Together with a small group of innovators (whom he generously credited in a promotional video for Frigidaire), he pioneered the concept of disguising a product's functional parts under a fashionable shell.
He generously credits a significant amount of his success to what he calls "The American Tailwind" and expects America's tailwinds to continue.
(Full disclosure: I'm intimately aware of the pitfalls involved because in 2001 I published a book on kitchen science called "How to Read a French Fry," which López-Alt generously credits in his acknowledgments).
Police said Jiminez was reported to have been despondent lately, although customers and friends said he generally was a happy man who generously extended credit to the needy.
Mets General Manager Omar Minaya is the man ultimately in charge, but he generously deflects credit for the 2008 draft to Rudy Terrasas, the Mets' director of amateur scouting, and Sandy Johnson, Minaya's special assistant.
Collaborate honestly and generously, give credit to your colleagues, thank people privately and publicly when you appreciate them, give constructive (not meanspirited) feedback, follow through when you say you'll do something, don't miss deadlines, and communicate clearly and honestly.
