Sentence examples for Typically generous from inspiring English sources

His response was typically generous.

Nadal was typically generous following his victory.

After the match the Spaniard was typically generous in his praise for Murray.

It was probably Philip's last act of criticism – absolutely, and typically, generous to the end.

A typically generous sentiment from a writer who affected so many of us.

Mr. Kissin is typically generous with encores, even when appearing with orchestras.

"Plus, employer plans are typically fairly generous," said Lynn Quincy, a senior policy analyst at Consumers Union.

The concept of tiered plans is not new, with employers that typically offer generous benefits, like universities, being quicker to try it.

Limited-contract institutions typically provide generous funding packages, with a salary for four to five years and enough money to buy equipment and supplies, and hire a postdoc and lab technician.

The legislation will impose an excise tax in 2018 designed to drive employers and their workers away from the highest-cost insurance policies, which typically provide generous benefits at little out-of-pocket cost to the workers.

Before the financial crisis, the arrangement was typically fairly generous – $30 or $35 for employees staying past 6 p.m. Now, with budgets tight, some banks have downsized to $25 a person, and moved the time several hours later.