"I'm being generous, calling it a hearing," she said in an interview with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.
A generous takeaway from that hearing -- and lack of others -- is that Republicans are thinking about and working on health care plans much more intensely behind the scenes.
I think people would be just as generous if they had heard there was a fundraiser for other such horrific incidents.
I hear her generous laughter in the theatre's upstairs corridor before clapping eyes on her – and know, from seeing her on screen, that she has the widest, most beautiful smile.
When he died, she released a statement saying that: "As sad as it makes me that I will never walk into a room again and see his generous, infectious smile or hear him say, 'Oh Zeldina, you are here,' I have come to terms with the fact that Madiba's legacy is not dependent on his presence," adding: "Thank you for believing in me, Khulu, making me a better person, a better South African".
I have found that when I hear the generous leader speak about her organization or company, she almost never uses the possessive adjective "my".
Mind you, most of the generous benefactors I'd heard about were lonely men going through a midlife crisis, desperate to feel wanted by a petite glamour model with freckles who – on one occasion, at least – could completely cover herself in baked beans on demand.
Mind you, most of the generous benefactors I'd heard about were lonely men going through a midlife crisis, desperate to feel wanted by a petite glamour model with freckles who on one occasion, at least could completely cover herself in baked beans on demand.
I respond to music more than any other kind of art, and my reaction after leaving "The Clock" was similar to what I feel after hearing the most generous and mysterious kind of live-band performance: Give me some more, hit me again, need to get closer to the speakers, must come back tomorrow night.
But the generous leader opens herself to hearing and acknowledging before dismissing and diminishing.
