Sentence examples for anything but generous from inspiring English sources

Their marketing strategy for Tylenol has been anything but generous.

Would Clinton be more admirable if she had spat on Bush – or better still, refused to attend the funeral of a Republican first lady at all? She's already been criticised for praising Nancy Reagan's stance on Aids, as if her comments were anything but a generous attempt to speak well of a much-admired American.

Today, maybe more than ever, "Einstein" comes across as an original, visionary and generous work, anything but polemical.

I have never seen him have anything but a kind word and a generous lens for people.

That package is, if anything, overly generous.

Main courses are, if anything, too generous.

Yet human resources experts say the latter benefit tends to be unpaid and informal -- at the discretion of a manager, for example -- and that those companies that do offer paid family leave don't offer anything as generous as 16 weeks.

It is competitive but generous.

"Sir Jack was eccentric but generous.

It feels almost curmudgeonly to suggest that the evening was, if anything, too generous, running close to 3½ hours, including a 20-minute intermission to allow bidding during the event's silent auction.

The "flat" cash settlement that the government boasts is generous at a time of austerity is anything but flat.