Sentence examples for generous mood from inspiring English sources
The credit markets are in a generous mood, too.
In a more generous mood, everything was God's plan, God's doing.
What he wanted was to catch me in a generous mood.
On a recent evening, Mr. Bari, a native of Pakistan, was in a generous mood.
Last week, I talked to John McCain again, and he was in a less generous mood.
But for now, at least, the country is in a festive and generous mood.
Wolfgang Rihm veers between the high-modernist and neo-Romantic camps, and, in his more generous moods, writes with real expressive force.
Such gestures inspire generous moods, and it's easy to forget, in spite of yourself, that you're dining in an elegantly appointed food court.
The overhead bins will be overflowing and the gate agents and TSA officials and your fellow passengers will not be in generous moods if you are slowing the boarding or security process with overloaded bags or hands.
If they scored a try, it was only because both Eoin Reddan, the Irish scrum-half, and Bryce Lawrence, the referee, were in ultra-generous mood: the first in passing the ball straight to Steve Thompson from a line-out, the second in deciding that the unusually substantial hooker was the rugby equivalent of Usain Bolt, rather than plain offside.
Mr. Brooks says, "The business is always brisk, the tips always generous, the mood of the clientele cheerful, and all in all, working on Christmas Day has meant a surprisingly enjoyable experience".
