Sentence examples for a bit generous from inspiring English sources

EVAN OSNOS: "Strengthened partnerships from south asia to the pacific" is a bit generous, but it's not for lack of trying.

But even if we agree that Keynes needs revising, MacMillan's overall assessment of the Paris decisions does seem a bit generous.

The seven-mile moniker is a bit generous (the odometer on my rental car clocked the length at around five miles).

"I think they were maybe expecting more wind today and were a bit generous with some of the pins, but you've still got to play well.

Even if the gun reading was a bit generous, the 101 still appeared in big, bold numbers on a scoreboard above center field.

That's a bit generous, as it's not offset by related likely outcomes, like increases in subsidies under Obamacare's health exchanges, more people on Medicaid, and reductions in Medicare premium receipts.

Be a little bit generous (nothing expensive--just a friendly card or a a pencil) and be grateful for what you have for your opportunities in work, or "relaxing" and your friendships.

Shariff: Yes, in addition to children in Turkey and South Africa being a bit less generous than those from the other countries, older children were more generous than younger ones.

I think there's room to be a bit more generous.

Most large private-sector employers make similar contributions, albeit a bit more generous, toward coverage for their employees.

While Twitter has room for 140 character spaces, the poems are a bit more generous, with 250.