Sentence examples for a generous nod from inspiring English sources
Mr. Tyrrell, in particular, hedged each of his points with a generous nod toward the plaintiffs' pain.
The museum offers a generous nod to local icons, including a giant sculpture of Divine, the drag queen made famous by John Waters, Baltimore's favorite son, as well as to outsider artists from around the world.
Within half an hour of Mr Brown's departure, it was the new man's turn in the spotlight, delivering a measured address which gave a generous nod to Mr Brown's record of public service.
The old Giants, meanwhile, were often ignored, although they have twice gotten a generous nod in recent years from their descendants in San Francisco, who came to New York after their World Series victories in 2010 and 2012 to show off the championship trophy and to reconnect with the past.
Though the Tuileries plays host to Fashion Week and summer carnivals, Colette Carnaval marks the first time a brand has been granted access to the gardens for a public event — a generous nod of support from the city, and further evidence of Colette's clout in the fashion capital.
Though there are tastes from elsewhere — "I always have a Riesling, or a Riesling-like, wine" — Il Buco wine director Roberto Paris's list is primarily a paean to his home country, with a generous nod to his home region Umbria on the Adriatic Sea side of central Italy.
The uncharacteristically generous nod to worker needs was short lived as the company partially pulled back on the commitment in 2011, citing premium rate increases that Walmart deemed beyond their capacity to pay.
Known for generous nods to other writers (he makes a kind acknowledgment of my own short book on the Kennedy assassination), King, in the course of "11/22/63," alerts readers to an additional case in point.
The CP finally called for a renewed dialogue in December, yet his speech "contained generous nods to the Khawalid [brothers'] influence".
He counts among his influences Bosch, Bruegel and Ingres with generous nods to Bouguereau and Italian and Spanish religious painting.
He mentions some celebrities and also thanks Philip K. Dick, which seems unnecessary: the novel itself is a generous thank you, a nod to the beyond.
