The writer and critic Simon Reynolds once pegged the sort of isolationist grooves associated with the crew's output as nu-IDM or art techno a less-than-generous reflection of a form of post-dubstep techno that is barbed and awkward, favoring idiosyncrasy over cohesion and danceability.
The France coach Philippe Saint-André, generous in his reflections despite being in no mood to talk about anything to anyone, acknowledged the brutal truth: it was not so much a case of his side being outplayed, he suggested, as of the All Blacks playing a different game entirely.
In the main text, Grimes includes a generous helping of shorter reflections, including a lexicon of diner slang and a consideration of the hot dog.
On reflection, Ganley is generous about the new Tory strategist.
That more hip-replacement operations are performed per capita in Sweden than in most other countries is almost certainly a reflection of the generous care options rather than of any inherent deficiency in Swedes' hip joints.
The Outreach score is measured in levels and is a reflection of how generous you are with retweeting and replying to others.
It is, in other words, a very well-organised book yet a very generous-minded one: a profound reflection on the family, and on the influence of medicine and science," he said.
And in Congress, as a reflection of that activism and of generous campaign contributions, there is an India caucus, with more than 100 members.
The show was extremely generous by any standards, which may be another reflection of that Buddhist practice.
Sent to her brother, Austin, or to friends of her own sex, especially Abiah Root, Jane Humphrey, and Susan Gilbert (who would marry Austin), these generous communications overflow with humour, anecdote, invention, and sombre reflection.
