Sentence examples for generous patronage from inspiring English sources

Sadler was also known for his extensive art collection and for his generous patronage of emerging artists.

Without the generous patronage of groups like UBS, some shows will have to be put off or cancelled altogether.

He soon became a favourite of the emperor and received the court's generous patronage, which made his monastery one of the most powerful centres of Buddhist learning.

Yet Aubrey goes on to praise her wit, learning and generous patronage, leaving us with the impression that she was rather splendid.

Thanks to the far-sighted and generous patronage of the Lebedev family – the owners of this newspaper – the running costs of the foundation are taken care of, so every penny we raise goes directly to a worthwhile cause.

Built between 950 A.D. and 1050 A.D., under the generous patronage of the Chandela Rajput kings of central India, the temples of Khajuraho have been grouped into three complexes based on their geographic location: east, west and south.

The religious themes that dominated Renaissance art (partly because of generous church patronage) were frequently developed into images of such human richness that, as one contemporary observer noted, the Christian message was submerged.

The anti-Shas or, incongruous though it sounds, pro-Likud lobby around Mr Barak argues that keeping Shas out of government, denied the generous finance and patronage that government service provides, would weaken and deplete the movement.

The Nassau County Republican organization prospered by handing out generous labor packages and patronage contracts, making it the envy of party leaders, governors and presidents.

Or provide the American president with such generous patronage (he appoints five members of their boards)?

The system of subsidy and patronage is so generous that Saudis quip they wish they had been in Tora Bora with Osama bin Laden.The rate of recidivism is not known.