The script, which I'd written, had a large number of bit parts and one very generous role that I'd created with my own memorization abilities in mind.
Under this approach, Republicans would say that the federal government has a role in subsidizing health insurance — a generous role, but not unlimited.
Christianity saw, in effect, the triumph of mediocrity: men and (unusually for the ancient world) women of modest means could now play in their churches the kind of generous role previously reserved only for mighty patrons.
Although Gov. David A. Paterson has publicly complained for two weeks that the budget was too generous, his role seemed to be minimized as the Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, and the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, pushed through hundreds of millions of dollars in spending.
Reactions to any such interpretation, which supposedly accorded too generous a role to "received opinion" in Sidgwick's methodology, came from Singer (1974) and many others influenced by Hare's critique of Rawls (see also Sverdlik, 1984, and especially, Skelton, 2007, 2008, 2010).
Worthy of mention also is Prof. Olayinka Omigbodun for her generous supervisory role in the conduct of this study.
What, for me, was remarkable about watching the productions was not only the way the actors seemed unlocked by the huge, generous Shakespeare roles they could at last take on, but also the carelessly expansive way they occupied space, physically.
To accommodate both roles, "generous" boundaries or limits for possible values of this parameter are commonly allowed in the reverse-engineering process.
For his part, Kaufmann played the role of generous benefactor to his employees.
He was everything a grandfather could be - unconditionally loving, kind, generous- a wonderful role model and true humanitarian.
It is a fine description of the biographer's role, and generous quotations from Frank Thompson's letters and poems recreate his bulky, restless, energetic presence.
