Sentence examples for could generously from inspiring English sources

His vocal range could generously be described as "limited".

His major single, "3 Nights," could generously be classified as high-quality retail music.

These have landed him in what we could generously call difficulties.

Jat could generously be called a hamlet or more accurately a bunch of farms and two churches.

He maintained that knowledge was a unique commodity: you could generously give it away while still keeping it.

I dealt with the gentleman at the time, using some language and terminology that could generously be described as "fruity".

Storm, played by Halle Berry, speaks in a lilting accent that could be generously referred to as "pan-African".

Since 2005, on a schedule that could be generously called sporadic, the prosecution has been presenting its arguments to the court and calling witnesses, who, according to Italian court procedure, were rarely subject to cross-examination.

It was a bit less than 10 years ago that President Trump first made his mark on Republican politics by embracing an argument that could most generously be described as quixotic.

While he could glaze generously with cobalt blues, ashes and deep iron shades (and some of his big bowls had broad splashes of colour), he also liked to concentrate delicate brushwork motifs in characteristic painted roundels, devices that could appear a little too refined and controlled when they were compared with Hamada's more spontaneous hand.

So perhaps the clause could be generously interpreted as a legal prod to force the city to wrap up a ballpark financing deal first with the Mets, who have had a detailed plan to build a $500 million retractable-roof stadium since 1998.