Try to be generous on language and citizenship laws – for example, for migrant workers who want to stay on.
In deciding not to prosecute Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Ray did not use the kind of generous exculpatory language that he used three months ago in declaring her innocent of any wrongdoing in the investigation of the White House's improper acquisition of hundreds of F.B.I. files.
And he did get Mr. Coleman's idea of melody-to-melody improvising under his fingers, but he had many other things: a generous blues language, a broad and serious (and almost Coltrane-like) ballad sound, profound free-jazz energy, bebop discipline and a really coherent sense of narrative.
He was generous in his language then, saying there was "no credible evidence" that either the president or Mrs. Clinton had secretly collected the files to gather intelligence on Republican opponents.
Laid out in 1877, it was named Puyallup, meaning "generous people" in the Puyallup language.
Above all else, language should be generous and liberating, and these writers remind us of the pure pleasure to be found in the free play and musicality of words.
Instead of earnest pleas, heartbreaking set pieces and inspirational songs, viewers will be treated to segments showing Steve Carell simulating orgasm with two women onstage, Sarah Silverman making out with the film critic Leonard Maltin, and a generous helping of bleeped-out language.
Everyone has been very generous and patient in the language area.
One that was more generous than the McCain-Kennedy language, even.
