Sentence examples for generous frame from inspiring English sources

In the generous frame of White Light, it sounded like the answer that Auden had been waiting to hear.

Ms. Perez is 5-foot-9 and weighs 289 pounds, for a body mass index of 42 — though her height and generous frame help hide the weight.

— and put us in an especially generous frame of mind when it came to this week's Questioningly contest, which asked readers to propose a new Olympic event.

The relish of anticipating the repeat of a pleasurable theater experience is mitigated by worry that the first time around I was in an overly generous frame of mind or just feeling thickheaded and tolerant.

But he always has something interesting to say, and it is a brilliant example of his generous frame of cultural reference that he notes, in an essay on vaping, that the character Sam Slade in the British sci-fi comic 2000AD smoked "a robotic cigar called Stogie".

Danny Boyle's opening ceremony for the London Olympics was eclectic, diverting, and even educational who knew that the Industrial Revolution included so much dancing?—and put us in an especially generous frame of mind when it came to this week's Questioningly contest, which asked readers to propose a new Olympic event.

The preconception that opera singers are oversize exists because many stars, like Luciano Pavarotti, had more generous frames, said Fred Plotkin, an expert on opera and the author of the book "Opera 101".

"This generous time frame ignores the life cycle and migration cycle" of fish, the appeals court said.

Mrs. Whitman listened to all sides and then told President Bush that the rules' benefits were well worth their costs to industry, and that Ms. Browner had given industry a generous time frame, six years, in which to comply.

"This generous time frame ignores the life cycle and migration of fish," the court ruled.

Hands-on classes, with a maximum of 8 students, include lunch or dinner spread over a generous time frame of 4-1/2 to 5 hours.