Sentence examples for being generous when from inspiring English sources

Klopp was being generous when he said that Firmino fitted the bill and no new centre-forward was required.

Van Gaal was certainly being generous when he claimed his team had "played like Liverpool did in the first game".

The best chance of making a better future rests, then and now, on being generous when you interpret the past.

He is hardly the grisly sort of defender required to deal with Andy Carroll but Moyes was not being generous when he said that Carrick made the job look easy.

Ramsey was being generous when he tried to say his players had not given up but his own performance was considerably more impressive than his players and what a farce that QPR discovered on Friday that Sandro could not play because his visa had expired and nobody had apparently realised.

He could be generous when it served him.

People are generous when faced with concrete situations rather than abstract causes.

But he was generous when it came to Muir football games.

Big-city unions have large membership bases and are generous when it comes to campaign contributions.

"Fine, see you at 9," he said, always happy to be generous when it was his call.

In Cairo, where many basic services have developed informally, and where there's a strong culture of tipping, people tend to be generous when somebody is working hard.