Sentence examples for entirely generous from inspiring English sources

The Vicomtesse has agreed to share her clothes with others (in the sense of designing some and selling them), but the photographs of her in Town & Country, at her house in Paris are not entirely generous in spirit.

Sometimes sexual, sometimes violent, sometimes entirely generous, the aftertaste of the piece was up to the climate of the audience.

Yes Equality is entirely dependent on generous small donations from around the country.

But this week's winning recipe – despite the list of somewhat disparate ingredients (peanut butter, fish sauce) – was transformed entirely by a generous dollop of creme fraiche.

All things considered, that was a generous, if not entirely accurate, assessment.

This pure, unquestioning and mutually generous act was entirely new to me.

The union contract included health insurance paid entirely by the company, and generous leave that could add up to 10 weeks a year when vacation, sick days and holidays were counted.

The key seems to be that generous people "are entirely masters of their passions" (AT XI 448, modified from CSM I 385).

This is such a lovely piece of work: simple, generous-spirited, vulnerable and entirely without side.

No new theory, however revolutionary, is ever entirely novel and Keynes was more than generous in expressing his obligation to other writers.

The group believes that the blame for the destruction of New Orleans lies entirely with the incompetence — in the most generous iteration — of the people who built the levees that broke: the Army Corps of Engineers.