Sentence examples for generous estimations from inspiring English sources
When Greene died in 1991, Kingsley Amis - a man not given to generous estimations of his peers - gave him a neat, fitting obituary: "He will be missed all over the world.
It's certainly not a big apartment — about 450 square feet by the most generous estimation.
If we estimate that 12 or so million households would fill it out online (this is a generous estimation) that's 12 hours to get the whole kit and caboodle in without a single issue or error.
Using the hashtag #MakeAmericaBrannigan, West has re-performed Trump's dismissal of John McCain's war record, his crediting of "the Chinese" with the concept of global warming, his explanation of his hair, and his generous estimation of his own honesty.
At 32, Baron Davis is, by even the most generous estimation, a solid five years removed from his prime – an apex highlighted by his electric performance in the 2007 playoffs at the helm of the Golden State Warriors.
The Sukarno Center's uncharacteristically generous estimation of Kim Jong-un's statesmanship might have something to do with Rachmawati having been appointed the honorary Asia-Pacific chairwoman of Pyongyang's Korean unification preparation committee, which is not recognized anywhere outside of North Korea.
They don't need to feel they're any less a person just because the two of you aren't clicking; be generous in your estimation of them and make the short space of time you do spend with them special.
That estimation seemed overly generous.
The accurate thickness estimation eliminates the need for a generous assignment of Z-dimension size of the tomogram.
Woods's former wife was generous enough to host Haney at her marital home while he was coaching her then husband (around 30 nights a year, by Haney's estimation).
