Sentence examples for a remarkably generous from inspiring English sources

Outside of the context of DACA, that's a remarkably generous interpretation of Arpaio's time in office.

It was such a remarkably generous and thoughtful act from a busy, talented person.

But it has run into a problem in the shape of a remarkably generous pension scheme inherited from BP.

Yet the colleagues who knew him well in the latter phase of his life insist he was a remarkably generous, warm and kind person.

A member of the nearby Mandan tribe, he espoused a remarkably generous philosophy from the stage, expressing gratitude toward Lewis, Clark and company for bringing other cultures to mix with his own.

It entered into a remarkably generous deferred prosecution agreement with the Justice Department, in which the company will pay $15 million, and perhaps more if it manages to earn profits enough and does not decide to file for bankruptcy.

In short order, the news media was swamped with discussion of the subject and — specifically — the overwhelming opinion from legal experts that Trump had no such power to unilaterally eliminate the granting of citizenship to those born in the United States, save an eventual (and remarkably generous) rubber-stamp from the Supreme Court.

She was a strong, independent and remarkably generous woman who will be much missed.

And a small bowl of sunomono brought remarkably generous chunks of seafood in a vinegary dressing.

Michael Riordan, President and CEO of the University Hospitals, said, "The Comers' remarkably generous gift, which follows a series of equally remarkable gifts, guarantees that the University will remain at the forefront of children's medicine, providing the best possible setting for superb patient care, research and training.

Four and a half qualification spots from a group of just 10 teams seems remarkably generous: by comparison, Fifa gives Africa's 53 teams and 1.2bn population a meagre five.