"generous sun" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a glorious sun which brings a lot of warmth and light to the world. For example, "The generous sun shone down on the beach, heating up the sand beneath our feet."
Just as he did at his first restaurant, Gus's Place in Greenwich Village, Mr. Theodoro captures the dreamy, generous, sun-soaked aura that makes the Mediterranean so endlessly appealing.
She quotes the painter Henri Matisse, who came south to Nice for his health in 1917: '"When I realised that each morning I would see this light again, I could not believe my luck".' He decided to stay, and fill his paintings with the generous Riviera sun.
'This is the sunniest place in France.' She quotes the painter Henri Matisse, who came south to Nice for his health in 1917: '"When I realised that each morning I would see this light again, I could not believe my luck".' He decided to stay, and fill his paintings with the generous Riviera sun.
Although he had always slathered generous amounts of sun block on his skin before playing golf or spending any time outside, Sabbatini still developed the skin cancer.
Two of the delights of this resort are the high tree line, which tends to soften the landscape, and the generous doses of sun.
His "Sentry," painted that year, is one of the show's highlights, a dazzling arrangement of creams, gray and blacks that depicts a soldier dozing in the generous geometry of a sun-warmed courtyard.
His skin, owing to infrequent sun exposure and generous bastings with baby oil, has a Madame Tussaud-like smoothness and suppleness.
However, as a general rule, when tastes are genuine, when the sun and the soil are generous, the result can only be luscious.
Setting a rather inauspicious precedent, the empress is said to have fortified her driver, Sun Fuling, with a generous bowl of rice wine.
Generous doses from Lewis' sessions at Sam Phillips' Sun Studio have long been available, but the wondrously obsessive folks at Germany's Bear Family label have assembled a completist's dream: an 18-CD box set with every take the Killer made at Sun with Phillips and engineer-producer Jack Clement from 1956 to '63.
We are grateful for the generous sharing of yeast strains by Zu-Wen Sun (Vanderbilt University), Mary Ann Osley (University of New Mexico), David Stillman (University of Utah), Bradley Cairns (University of Utah), and Ashley Rivenbark and Nick Laribee (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill).
