Sentence examples for generously called from inspiring English sources

Grand Theft Auto is not the only game playing with what are generously called adult themes.

They evoke the work that usually falls on what might be generously called art's lightweight side, from Bouguereau's academic nudes to Dale Chihuly glass sculptures.

Along the waterfront, generously called the Caspian Riviera, gaudy hotels, their neon signs tracing the blinking shapes of palm trees, waves or dancing girls, wait for tourists who rarely show up.

Since 2005, on a schedule that could be generously called sporadic, the prosecution has been presenting its arguments to the court and calling witnesses, who, according to Italian court procedure, were rarely subject to cross-examination.

Sufficiently enhanced, the apples were now bound for places like Costco and Albertsons and out into what -- standing in the contraption-filled clean room on the opposite side of that wall -- Freytag had maybe generously called "the normal world".

I too had stretch marks to worry about, and was concerned about what friends and family generously called the 'softening' of my body – but did it nonetheless, curious to document how it would make me feel, and determined not to shy away from the truth about what I looked like with a new life inside me.

Parodies of Brown's style, which one might generously call "workmanlike", abound.

These have landed him in what we could generously call difficulties.

The Jambox can also run what Jawbone generously calls apps — the same ones available for its stylish Bluetooth earpieces.

But isn't what he generously calls populism an umbrella for racism, misogyny, Islamophobia, xenophobia and entrenched inequality, I ask.

What is she saying about me when she compares me to a man one could generously call "polarizing"?