Sentence examples for generous sense from inspiring English sources

My friend clearly had a generous sense of my potential.

Some of her stories seem to be fictional in only the most generous sense.

By 1944, he must have had an inkling that his boss wasn't blessed with a generous sense of humor.

It is a measure of Ms. Bell's generous sense of human peculiarity that even her movie's designated heel is shown to have an interesting side.

In particular, the introductions to both parts betray a much more generous sense of lyricism, enveloped in a palpable sense of mystery.

There's nothing more to this than knockabout fun, but it's lovingly crafted and has a generous sense of cheer in the Morecambe and Wise manner.

The adoption of women's suffrage is the signal victory of an electoral struggle stretching over two generations and represents the greatest triumph in our day of a generous good sense.

Ruth will always be remembered for her warm, generous hospitality, sense of humor, and countless acts of loving kindness.

Jerry will be remembered for his generous spirit, sense of humor and his devotion to his family.

Passionate about classical music, avid follower of politics and lover of golf, his generous spirit, sense of humor and exuberant personality endeared him to all.

Wait for it, after interviews with Laverne Cox, the transgender actress, whose generous good sense came as a relief following Trump; Michael Douglas, whose marriage, Kelly said she had heard, was just great ("I like Michael Douglas!" Trump, who was live-tweeting the special, posted to his followers); and Robert Shapiro, one of O.J. Simpson's defense lawyers.