Sentence examples for far too generously from inspiring English sources
Cheltenham, however, defended far too generously and Everton played with a sense of control as soon as they had taken the lead.
Yet this is now six straight wins in qualifying and, after trailing at half-time and defending far too generously, there was something striking about the way Roy Hodgson's team maintained their run.
He has already backed that up with an extra $624 million in next year's budget for the nuclear labs and promised — far too generously, in our view — an additional $5 billion over the next five years to build up their aging infrastructure.
"You're far too generous".
Only people with far too much interest in food could object to his huge and generously covered pizzas, and we soon learned to take those friends elsewhere.
After the first debate, the conservative consultant Alex Castellanos rightly (and generously) pointed out that the American electorate cares far too much about style over substance; a sad statement on the national political discourse.
He quotes generously from other sources – sometimes a bit too generously – and always fairly.
In fact, New York City's firefighters are treated too generously.
A dining room laid out too generously can feel dead.
And Hemon can lay on the parenthetical absurdity too generously.
