Sentence examples for Remarkably generous from inspiring English sources

Remarkably generous to his friends, to whom he would casually hand out artists' proofs of prints like sweets, Paolozzi was nevertheless subject to dark moods during which he could be woundingly insensitive.

Michael Riordan, President and CEO of the University Hospitals, said, "The Comers' remarkably generous gift, which follows a series of equally remarkable gifts, guarantees that the University will remain at the forefront of children's medicine, providing the best possible setting for superb patient care, research and training.

By any measure, that is remarkably generous.

As I said, both Obama and Romney are remarkably generous.

For a show about the American appetite for adulation, it is also remarkably generous.

And a small bowl of sunomono brought remarkably generous chunks of seafood in a vinegary dressing.

Lomax inspired a generation of activism with his remarkably open and generous manner, and with practical expertise, having himself formed an original supporters' trust at then troubled Northampton Town in 1992.

But Colorado is one of the most generous, remarkably so for a state not always known for caring for the environment.

Admired for her articulate intelligence, this generous, remarkably strong, independent, highly principled woman -will be missed by all who knew her.

I don't know how many of you here had a chance to hear it, but we heard it upstairs, a remarkably gracious, powerful, generous statement by John Edwards tonight.

At that conference, Japan, as host country, was remarkably progressive and generous, committing over a three-year time frame, the unprecedented sum of $2 billion for biodiversity preservation in developing countries.