Sentence examples for generous scope from inspiring English sources

DuVernay is a brilliant producer who, working on a surprisingly limited budget and a short shoot schedule, recreates a past era with a full and generous scope.

His clipped, effective prose did not rise to those heights, nor did his ideas about art have the generous scope and grandeur of Ruskin's cultural vision.

But, whereas I find his later work slightly inflexible in its reliance on a single dominant image, here he does something remarkable: he perfectly distils his vision of humanity struggling to beat back the terror of silence and solitude while offering generous scope to the individual performer.

So instead of dashing stories about handsome poets and their pretty women, she gives us an account that is both more generous in its scope and more quotidian in its focus.

One of the composer's last works, this beautiful concerto has been called Neo-Romantic, and while this may not be true in the strictest sense -- the structures are, if anything, more reminiscent of the Baroque -- it certainly sounded Romantic in its generous size and scope.

He said states had joined the Medicaid program, enticed by its limited initial scope and generous federal payments, only to watch helplessly as Washington expanded eligibility and the states' obligations.

Rotella's scope is generous enough to include an entry on Elvis Presley's affinity for Italian opera and a peek into the life of the Italian novelty-song performer Lou Monte.

He projected that the development would be profitable in five years, a more than generous estimate given the scope of the project and the fact it cost twice as much as the Monticello Motor Club.

Despite its urgent message and extensive scope (Gordon supplies generous excerpts), the press greeted the book's publication with indifference and condescension.

Similar in scope, but more generous in funding, the BBSRC's Japan Partnering Awards ( JPA) are meant to "pump-prime" long-term collaborations between research groups in Japan and BBSRC-funded scientists in the UK, says the council's Anderson.

And the reason it works is that it is generous in its symbolism and historical scope.