Sentence examples for by a rather generous from inspiring English sources

To continue doing so, it needs to be rescued by a rather generous white knight.

But they were unaware that BMW had, in fact, dealt the four a rather generous hand.

Kandinsky's "Deepened Impulse," with its floating intersecting colored discs, sold for $5.68 million, matching a rather generous middle estimate.

A full 2.5 inches, the LCD also has a rather generous viewing angle of 170 degrees.

So, if our standard is intelligence or nuance, "reductive" was a rather generous appraisal indeed.

Rather, that is, than its more modern meaning suggesting a lady rather generous in her dispersal of affection.

That may well be the case, since the dash for yield in 2004-06 made it far easier for companies to raise funds on what, by historical standards, looked rather generous terms.

"For air pollution they've been rather generous by listing it at a hundred percent while some other factors were given what seem to be surprisingly low or high assignments of exposure prevalence that don't reflect the general population at risk for heart attacks".

By contrast, "Wild About Harry" is rather generous in its interpretation, offering several humanizing touches.

Fortunately, the most permissive cutoff suggested by the data (3.5 Å) is rather generous.

A common gripe is the fat content and rather generous dollops of mayonnaise in the sandwiches.