Sentence examples for generous indeed from inspiring English sources

To call that an act of compassion is generous indeed.

And there's no getting away from the fact that three-month freebie is very generous indeed.

The latter, given quite a turn, replied as smoothly as she could, that the offer was generous indeed but seemed less than appropriate.

Tarantino's own canon is so vast, so generous — indeed, so very nearly all-inclusive — that to claim membership in it amounts to little more than claiming to have finished a movie.

There was even £5 given to Mrs Bristow, widow of saloon steward Harry, "to take her children to the seaside" – generous indeed to a family living a short walk from the English Channel.

In terms of resources, DeBroff seems to maximize what she has, and she describes the dean's funding of her office as "generous". Indeed, Clark has successfully turned his prodigious fund-raising talents to public interest causes during his tenure — and this year will allocate roughly $190,000 to OPIA's budget.

Scurr allows us to feel we are in Aubrey's company, which is a generous gift indeed.

But for at least the first few years they will be visited by external auditors to make sure they are not being too generous, or indeed too stingy.

A sum of $40 billion in world trade flows from illicit drugs would be a very generous estimate indeed.Peter ReuterUniversity of MarylandCollege Park, MarylandRussia's republicsSIR You give the impression that Murtaza Rakhimov and Kirsan Ilyumzhinov are typical of local leaders in Russia's outlying regions ("Naughty little tsars", June 20th).

So, if our standard is intelligence or nuance, "reductive" was a rather generous appraisal indeed.

(Very generous comparisons indeed!) And there's already awards-chatter for the ensemble performances of Stiles, Diggs, George and Harbour.