Sentence examples for generous study from inspiring English sources
But this generous study ingeniously builds a narrative around Flaubert's own words — from not only the novels but also voluminous correspondence and unpublished work.
Colm Toibin Novelist Tim Robinson's books on the Aran Islands off the west coast of Ireland have been the result of a most meticulous and generous study of geography, topography, people and history.
A perceptive, generous study of two teenage girls whose friendship sees them through the political tumult of the post-Soviet civil war, it debuts on Curzon Home Cinema on Tuesday, the same night it opens the female-powered Birds Eye View film festival in London.
In addition to fueling aggression, testosterone can also make men more generous, study says.
They may also be less generous: Studies involving money games show that upper-class subjects keep more for themselves, and U.S. surveys find that the rich give a smaller percentage of their income to charity than do the poor.
This is such a rich, generous documentary study.
Two issues played into the hands of the DPP's "More Denmark, less EU" message: a ruling by the European Court of Justice that EU students with jobs in Denmark were entitled to generous Danish study grants, and – just as in Britain – the revelation that Polish and other east European workers were able to claim Danish child benefit and send it home.
Although the accounts would pay generous returns, a study showed that the cost to the city would be modest.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2296/12/108/prepub wouldulikeike to thank all the patients and general practices for their generous support of our study.
According to the report, which is supported by the State Department, the number of students coming to the United States from Saudi Arabia increased almost 25 percent last year, to 15,810, reflecting the Saudi government's generous aid for studies abroad.
Although this is partly true, I have visited classrooms in other countries where poor kids are outperforming suburban kids in America, and I have studied generous welfare states with minuscule poverty levels where most kids fail to learn sophisticated critical-thinking skills.
