Sentence examples for generous part from inspiring English sources

What more could she want?" But for Streep the pathos of this ostensibly comic character stems from the generous part that Jenkins once played in Manhattan's cultural scene.

Perhaps, to be generous, part of the discomfort really is a leftover wariness of fascist youth groups and Soviet-bloc ones.

(There is a small and not generous part of me that wants to say something like "Girl Talk if Girl Talk were any good" but I want to promote positivity today).

"The more generous part of me wonders if this is a place where we can trouble through and parse tensions and understand where people are coming from".

Not only does that send out unfortunate signals to immigrants, who may not have come across welfare before and are disproportionately likely to be dependent on it in the more generous parts of Europe; it also makes taxpayers cross.Australia has tackled the processing of refugees in a quite different way.

"There are often shortages of nurses and computer scientists that are likely to account for their relatively generous part-time compensation," Hartmann explains.

The U.S. commercial real estate market can be divided into three parts: a generous portion owned and occupied by publicly traded companies; another large portion owned by institutional investors, private partnerships and individuals; and the remaining fraction owned in publicly traded real estate investment trusts (REITs).

Funding for ZCCC2 comes in part from a generous contribution from ING and the Netherlands Committee for UNICEF.

It's one of many across the globe, and it is one that stands complex and generous — as part of a global picture, but also on its own.

Is there a way to ask for a wish list from our grandchildren without taking the generous giving part out of the equation?

Similarly, principal evaluations of teachers tend to be extraordinarily generous, in part due to the fact that the evaluations have little affect on a teacher's promotion or compensation.