He exhibits so exuberant and generous a degree of writerly candor and companionability that the reader is always loyal to him: this man is happily working to entertain us.
They are frank and open with Ms. Greenfield's crew and generous with their time, allowing a remarkable degree of scrutiny even as the gilding begins to peel away.
There have been times when Gehry has let himself be abused in this way, but his buildings at their best are generous, thoughtful and responsive, with a high degree of attention to the ways in which they are built.
A "Nordic" model based on a medium to high degree of employment protection, on generous but conditional unemployment insurance, and on strong active labor market policies which allows for reallocation while maintaining low unemployment11.
As a recent government report noted, "Long-Term Capital appears to have received very generous credit terms, even though it took an exceptional degree of risk".
In the company of family and friends, Dr. Abele revealed a wry sense of humor, a generous spirit, a heartfelt compassion for the welfare of others, and the highest degree of personal integrity.
Her philanthropic touch was administered with wisdom, generosity, and great human warmth, and her versatility and degree of involvement easily qualified her as one of the most generous benefactors in the Museum's history.
This dimension focus on the prevalence of overall principles such as 'public responsibility for welfare' (degree of state involvement), 'work for all' (Kildal & Kuhnle, 2005), 'relatively generous systems of benefits' and how 'good citizens' are constructed.
But though Mr. Burns may prefer a degree of solitude and anonymity, he is far from a recluse and is open and generous with his time and stories, which tend to veer from the short and the simple.
And on occasion, one notes a degree of shrillness that has crept into the performance as a whole, which itself cuts against so supremely generous-hearted a piece.
