Sentence examples for generous arts from inspiring English sources
"Mr Belgiorno-Nettis AM, and members of the Belgiorno-Nettis family, are outstanding Australians and exceptionally generous arts patrons.
At Time Warner, that person is Lisa Quiroz, 46, who as senior vice president for corporate responsibility over the last four years has made the company one of the most generous arts and education supporters in New York.
The answer came two years later, in the shape of the New Review: a glossy literary monthly, backed by generous arts council funding, which as well as printing poems and reviews ran short stories, essays, interviews, photographs and a gossip column signed "Edward Pygge".
His is the more generative and generous art.
"The most generous art historians have said all of these are by Giorgione.
And generous art collectors, like William S. Paley who is currently showcasing his collected art at the de Young, have brought them more public attention.
As a former head of his family's retail empire, the Dayton Hudson Corporation, now known as the Target Corporation, he helped shape the policies of one of the nation's more generous corporate arts supporters.
But Brooklyn, short on resources and generous with art-frontier spirit, has done so.
Relocated through their generous support, art and a love of Harlem and New York have kept me connected to the extraordinary Maysles.
His description of the new American dream is as follows: be remarkable, be generous, create art, make judgment calls, connect people and ideas.
It is true that in many cities, there is a group of donors who have been so loyal and generous to the arts that every arts group solicits these donors first.
