Sentence examples for generous attention to from inspiring English sources

It takes in much of Lawrence Durrell and most of Henry Miller, published after the communist period, and then gives generous attention to Saul Bellow and Iris Murdoch, with both of whom she formed important friendships, before arriving at EL Doctorow, Salman Rushdie and the Irish novelist Jennifer Johnston.

A virtue of Labunski's account is the generous attention he gives to Anti-Federalist luminaries like Henry, George Mason and Richard Henry Lee — figures too often overlooked in our reverential regard for the founding.

Chaplin's personal life and political views, which caused him frequent trouble, are duly investigated, but it is clear that Mr. Schickel's greater interest is in the movies themselves, and he is generous in his attention to the intricacies of Chaplin's work as a filmmaker and as a performer.

His East Anglian journey - of the feet, heart and mind - offers a similarly "leaky" version of reality, where facts seep into fiction and the resultant whole is revelatory, generous in its attention to both the foibles of minor players and the themes of history: war, political upheaval, the importance and longevity of art.

Hermione (Kehinde Bankole) shines with inner and outer beauty; so winning are her smiles, so generous her attentions to Polixenes, that you can almost sympathise with Leontes' jealous fantasies.

One of his still untranslated novels is said to feature no characters (its hero is a Japanese monastery), and spiders receive generous attention in "Satantango" as rats do in "Melancholy".

The working-class respectability under whose protection she has operated — and that Leigh has portrayed with so much love and generous attention — crushes her; she can't be defiant.

By paying precise yet generous (although never sentimental) attention to those aspects of women's lives that usually go under the undignified rubric "love troubles" and to the sexual and domestic crises that come in their wake, Munro has made her presence felt well beyond Canada.

"He likes to mess up the coatings of both - outside edges only of course - until the game is beyond doubt when he switches his attention to the apparently generous Association of Net Manufacturers.

Mr Gates told the BBC: "We need to be more generous and we need to pay attention to what's going on in these poor countries.

True to form in Japan, the project involves new technology, painstaking attention to detail and a generous dose of taxpayer money.