Sentence examples for generous answers from inspiring English sources

It was over lunch at the beach house one day that my oldest nephew spoke with unusual candor, and at unusual length, about his expectations for college, his experiences in high school — stuff that I'd grilled him about previously, never harvesting the generous answers that he volunteered during that particular meal.

I caught up with the striking Forrer by email and throughout her generous answers, her wit and her loveliness shined through.

The most generous answer is that death certificates are legitimately difficult to fill out.

"I think it was an overly generous answer that he gave our friends the Democrats.

The more generous answer is that Congress misunderstands its authority over the District of Columbia.

An old-school showman, McCoy roamed among the audience, walking stick under one arm, to take questions and give generous, candid answers.

There's also, though, another type of answer play that gives a friendly or generous response to the predecessor text.

He has translated a lot of commercial fiction, but also Shakespeare's "Cymbeline" and "Love's Labours Lost," Potocki's "Manuscript Found at Saragossa" and Kafka's "Metamorphosis," J. R. Ackerley's "Hindoo Holiday" and Daisy Ashford's "The Young Visiters" … As it turns out, however, he is both generous in answering questions and not a control freak.

If that latitude strikes a business as too broad or generous, the answer is simple: Don't offer a lifetime warranty.

During our walks, and before and after various events to which I accompanied him, Armitage almost always gave generous and direct answers to my many questions.

"Alone, I am still pretty guarded but Jude is very generous with his answers and I feel like he gave me the space to be more open the next time".