Sentence examples for generous evaluation from inspiring English sources

That is a more generous evaluation than the Pirates, and every other major league team, gave Jones in 2007.

A deeply rooted dislike of standing armies and a generous evaluation of the citizen-soldier's fighting prowess sustained this tradition through World War II.

But even the most generous evaluation of DeVos' time contributing to her pet education causes in Michigan indicates major failings.

Authors' response: We thank Dr. Yi for her generous evaluation of our work.

The combination of abstract and full text has a much higher coverage on both sets, though still barely exceeds 5% for COSMIC under the most generous evaluation conditions and 25% for InSiGHT.

Mr. Seck, 38, of Brooklyn, concluded his generous, if inaccurate, evaluation before posing for a photo: "They're not bad".

In her review of my book "Greek Fire" (Nov. 5), Sally Bedell Smith was so generous in her evaluation of my investigative credentials, diligence and "new perspective" on the famous love story of Maria Callas and Aristotle Onassis that I hesitate to quibble with the two criticisms she does make.

Shelley's assessment of French literature was not as generous as her evaluation of Italian literature.

It suggests that some states have been remarkably generous in their commitment to evaluation of care of this group of people.

Similarly, principal evaluations of teachers tend to be extraordinarily generous, in part due to the fact that the evaluations have little affect on a teacher's promotion or compensation.

This may be due to the generous time windows allowed in MediaEval 2011 Search on Speech Evaluation and the equal weight given to miss and FA detections when scoring MediaEval 2012 Search on Speech Evaluation systems, which got the higher ATWV performance.