"generous acts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe actions that are kind, selfless, or charitable in nature. Example: The community was grateful for the generous acts of the local charity, which had provided food and shelter to those in need during the harsh winter months.
His generous acts of philanthropy provided academic resources for the University, as well as vital scholarship support for deserving students.
According to Tilsen, tanka means large or great, and conveys the idea of tremendous or generous acts for the benefit of others.
Saying no, she determines, would propel a pinball that might ricochet and bounce off "a series of moods and obligations and generous acts and small stored resentments and moments of gratitude and ingratitude".
It is well known that romantic feelings generate large amounts of dopamine and mood elevation is associated with generosity, but it works both ways: generous acts also increase dopamine.
Prisoners who commit generous acts toward dying fellow inmates awaken to their own capacity for love and, in the process, come to feel regret and compassion for those they have harmed.
David's generous acts of philanthropy enabled the creation of the Bern Dibner Endowment Fund for Curator of the Albert Einstein Archives, and the Barbara Druss Dibner Chair for Research and Teaching the History of Science, both of which serve to promote and preserve the legacy of scientific achievement.
While he didn't expect anyone to spot him in the generous act, the photo generated attention on social media, and eventually made it back to the state police.
Whether it's for Valentines Day, a marriage proposal, or a love song you want to sing at your wedding, learning how to sing it can be an enormously generous act of love, and one that generally stands a great chance at working.
Not the most generous act, perhaps.
"Inviting the mother was a generous act".
It's a surprisingly generous act of resuscitation.
