Sentence examples for a generous picture from inspiring English sources

But Jim Norton, Vice President of the British Computer Society and Visiting Professor of Electronic Engineering at Sheffield University, thinks those figures paint a generous picture, since, for many people in remote areas, the broadband signal is so weak as to be near to useless.

Notwithstanding the fact that this interpretation doesn't paint a very generous picture either of God or of prayer, I think it misses a much larger point that Jesus is trying to make: What kind of a world do we live in when those who have the least agency, those who've been abused most by the system have to beg in order to get justice?

For another example, problems faced by certain consequentialist theories, like traditional utilitarianism, about accounting for things like justice can be solved by other consequentialist theories, simply by adopting a more generous picture about what sort of things contribute to how good things are.

I pictured a generous ratio of green to tan, but with kale standing in for parsley.

That helped the picture realize a generous £6.78 million even though it lacks the haunting stare that the artist began to give his sitters in 1917.

On the flip side, the defense draws on more than 400 letters submitted to the court in support of Mr. Gupta, the former head of McKinsey & Company, to offer a picture of a generous humanitarian and family man in support the argument that the "convictions in this case represent an utter aberration".

But when you ask in-depth questions about what other people's lives should be like, and what kind of dignity a state should respect and uphold, a much more generous, human picture emerges.

The picture would benefit by a generous cutting of many of the inactive or slow moving close-ups.

A generous selection of Paul Child's photographs rounds out the picture.

Debi was generous, a generous soul.

A generous gift?