Sentence examples for bit generously from inspiring English sources

Those Little Portland Street fat cats may have paid themselves a bit generously, but by backing this one project they've shown they were worth every penny.

And if more light can be let into these financial black boxes, they may be viewed a bit more generously.

This is otherwise known as pure athletic ability, not to be confused with an old, familiar stereotype that, unfortunately, is still sometimes applied a bit too generously to the white basketball star.

Okay, either the champagne's flowing a bit too generously, or someone's out of Dom.

All three were islands whose charms, I found, revealed themselves rather quickly--and perhaps a bit too generously.

Amid the ongoing turmoil at Plymouth (takeover bid still not completed, fans from other teams are generously doing their bit, taking their lead from Brighton's, in particular.

Technically, it was impeccable – it may be a standard repertory piece, which the CBSO has played under Nelsons and his predecessor Sakari Oramo, but this was just that bit more vivid than usual, more generously characterised in every detail.

I laughed generously at the funny bits.

Generously, I was offered bits of the meat clinging to the frame, a sort of lagniappe for good customers — and no wonder!

The player gives his gloves to a supporter, who generously gives one of his bits of booty to a young kid next to him.

He quotes generously from other sources – sometimes a bit too generously – and always fairly.