Sentence examples for generous useful from inspiring English sources

It's much better to impress people quietly by being generous, useful, and providing many other people with amazing opportunities in life.

Indeed, a groundswell movement among disgruntled public-service broadcasters is finally gathering pace – as its rivals weigh up challenging an arrangement that has proved as generous and useful to Sky as was the music industry's decision to allow MTV free use of music videos in that network's early days.

One or two were unintentionally withering: "a weak line... too obvious...".; some were generous; all were extraordinarily useful.

Here, Wilmore and the other guests on the panel mostly tried to reason with her, which is more generous, and perhaps even more useful, than simple excoriation or humiliation.

But Vossoughian's, originally written to accompany an exhibition of Neurath's work in the Netherlands, is particularly useful, providing a generous number of never-before-seen illustrations (including proposals and sketches) and thematically breaking down Neurath's primary concerns: community, democracy and globalism.

And its workers can migrate to and from the 50 states at will, gaining skills, creating business connections and making money.In some ways, generous United States taxpayers have also been useful.

Another useful strategy is a generous intake of antioxidants, from such sources as fruits, vegetables and tea.

Desiring a better future for one's children is a generous impulse, giving hundreds of millions a useful purpose in life.

We are trying hard to make the building more accessible, more collaborative, more generous, more productive, more resilient, more relevant and more useful.

The tax breaks — fast write-offs for drilling expenses, generous depletion allowances, and the like — may have been useful years ago but are wholly unnecessary when oil prices and industry profits are reaching new highs.

She said she did not expect actually to benefit from Republican pledges to offset higher wage mandates with more-generous tax breaks, which, in any case, would be less useful than cash.