Sentence examples for generous picture from inspiring English sources

But on Russia Today, an English-language news channel begun in 2005 and financed by the Russian government, a more generous picture emerges.

But Jim Norton, Vice President of the British Computer Society and Visiting Professor of Electronic Engineering at Sheffield University, thinks those figures paint a generous picture, since, for many people in remote areas, the broadband signal is so weak as to be near to useless.

For another example, problems faced by certain consequentialist theories, like traditional utilitarianism, about accounting for things like justice can be solved by other consequentialist theories, simply by adopting a more generous picture about what sort of things contribute to how good things are.

Notwithstanding the fact that this interpretation doesn't paint a very generous picture either of God or of prayer, I think it misses a much larger point that Jesus is trying to make: What kind of a world do we live in when those who have the least agency, those who've been abused most by the system have to beg in order to get justice?

To be sure, many Hollywood executives say Mr. Roth, who owns a 65percentt stake in Revolution, fashioned a generous 36-picture, five-year deal for himself.

Following Starz on social media like Twitter, helps me to stay up-to-date with news on Outlander... they're very generous with pictures!

Amber has never been shy about showing off her tummy in the past, and we must admit, as the debut of the Rose-Khalifa bundle of joy gets closer and closer, we can only hope she's as generous with pictures of her future little man.

Perhaps it's maturity, or maybe, as he said to one interviewer, he's gone "softcore", but his work now seems to be less and less about marginalisation and issues of racism, and more generous, a broader picture of the human condition.

In 1991, Richard Schickel of Entertainment Weekly reviewed the film giving it an "A" rating, writing that "what originally seemed a somewhat inflated, if generous and energetic, big picture, now seems quite a good little film" and called it "one of the most original movies of the 1980s and seems likely to remain one of the best sci-fi films ever made".

It was a generous price for the picture, but it must have disappointed Christie's.

In Egypt, of course, rain and dew are out of the picture; instead, generous Nile risings mean prosperity; inadequate risings in the season of inundation spells misery.