Sentence examples similar to generous calls from inspiring English sources

(Some neighbors are less generous, calling the development "a bulky, impenetrable mass").

Dave Johnson, national secretary for business, community and environment at trade union Unison, was more generous, calling it a "laudable first step".

With two outs in the second, he won a 10-pitch battle with Geronimo Gil, getting a generous call on a fastball low and away for a strikeout.

"I'm being generous, calling it a hearing," she said in an interview with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.

"Those are famous television characters, don't you know them?" "PLEASE be generous!" called out the auctioneer.

With Gaither doubtful and the Bengals' pass rush doing well, the Ravens may welcome a few generous roughing calls. 1 p.m. Line: Ravens by 8 1/2.

But she fears this ideal could be jeopardised at a time of shrinking resources, because successful schools won't share expertise when there isn't enough to go around – let alone independent schools, whose response to repeated pleas from ministers to be more generous she calls "extremely disappointing".

Let's be generous and call him "an entrepreneurial sort".

Cahill draws a generous foul call outside the Bayern penalty area, about 20 yards from Neuer.

Secretary Earnest previously told MSNBC on Monday that it would be generous to call Mr Trump's rhetoric a "proposal".

In high school, Hirsch played football and wrote poems, "although it's generous to call it poetry," he said.