Sentence examples for Very magnanimous from inspiring English sources
"We think it became very clear to everybody that Donald Trump has been very magnanimous in his outreach program – he invited all the presidential candidates who ran" to speak, and "everyone did attend and, in his own way, endorse the ticket".
But when people feel very magnanimous about buying fair trade, that's when it starts to be a problem".
GK Chesterton described him as "a huge heavy bull of a man, fat and slow and quiet, very mild and magnanimous but not very sociable".
"He was very witty, wise and incredibly magnanimous.
"When people are threatened and scared and we are at war, it is very hard to be so magnanimous to go out to another country before you help your own," said Ms. Ibrahimi, whose students raised $2,000 for victims here.
It's a very special place, in which you are magnanimous enough to forgive other people for your mistakes.
If so, Americans give Obama even odds on winning, showing a magnanimous ability to at least grant Obama credit for very simple strategic thinking.
Perhaps as befits a prudent mediator, he is also amazingly magnanimous, with harsh words for no one — or maybe a few, very restrained ones, for the Gulf Coast politicians who flayed him alive over the BP fund.
Only when Israel stops teaching lessons, admits the wrongs it perpetrated against the Palestinian people and offers to remedy these wrongs, and when the Palestinians accept such an offer, become magnanimous and forgiving, will there be peace between two peoples who need it for their own very survival.
It seems there has been a very cynical political calculation made that we can't deport children so must be seen to be caring and magnanimous but, at 18, all bets are off.
