Sentence examples for generous qualities from inspiring English sources

For me, its mystery is opaque and its persistent note of stricken and agonised near-catatonia is sometimes unrewarding: it does not quite have all the generous qualities of What Time Is It There?

There are no great textual variations or interpretative liberties in this Pride & Prejudice, but both of its key ingredients are there in generous qualities, and it is very nicely acted with a terrific above-the-title turn from Knightley.

And then, it's easy to get into the habit of giving just as those young women we met this morning seem to do, even if only by offering greetings and gladly providing an extra bag (and generous qualities of butter) for the bagels!

You grow them for the massy, generous quality they give to pots and for the pleasure of reaching out, whenever you pass, to press a leaf and release the wonderful smell.

That is what interests Underwood – and his first collection, Happiness, happily for him and us, has the generous quality he promotes: it is conversational, arresting, makes you want to respond.

As it turns out, she's wrong about a lot of things, but that's the show's most generous quality: its bottomless compassion for anyone struggling to reconcile a messy family history, including the ugly stuff that can't be papered over.

It is also likely to be the best of the new London towers: it was conceived more than a decade ago, when building tall was still considered such a privilege that planners, like medieval priests selling indulgences, could demand such things from developers as the generous Popas and general quality of design.

He was a warm, funny, generous man (qualities reflected in his films), who was rarely seen or photographed without his curved pipe.

Portions at every meal are more than generous, but quality is less predictable at dinner time.

It invites you in and, alongside the crisp typography and the generous paper quality, cannot help but increase your enjoyment of the book as a whole.

Yet he was also wildly generous, a quality never more on display than in his famous biannual parties when the store would be swept clean and a fabulous all-day feast put on, with suckling pigs and fine wine.