Sentence examples for generously endorse from inspiring English sources
The court struck this down saying, look, you do what the hell you want with backwardness, we'll generously endorse your usage of caste, but it should fit into a more coherent structure.
Nevertheless the Labour leader has generously endorsed the revival as "a terrific and timely idea" that will give "intellectual ballast to the wave of political change sweeping Britain and beyond, encouraging informed and compassionate debate".
Hoping for some interesting job offers from that one". In a neat postmodern joke, Stafford-Fraser then added "LinkedIn endorsing" to his list of skills and was gratified to find that several contacts had generously endorsed his skills in that field.
He neglects to note that the same union generously declined to endorse his mayoral opponent that year.
While she's no Julia Childs, the stunning London-based model does dole out some sage cooking advice like encouraging viewers to "make love to the meat" (read: rub sauce generously into pork) and endorses the age old adage that the way to a man's heart is through good food--even though the only man she's cooking for is her son.
Among his many other contributions to the Colonies, Salomon subscribed heavily to government loans, endorsed notes, gave generously to soldiers, and equipped several military units with his own money.
Among his many other contributions to the colonies, Salomon subscribed heavily to government loans, endorsed notes, gave generously to soldiers, and equipped several military units with his own money.
If this has not made many rich, it has rewarded them more generously than any public consensus is willing to endorse.
Iran's apparent rejection of the Tehran Research Reactor plan, generously offered by the United States and its partners, of potentially great benefit to the people of Iran, and endorsed by Iran's own negotiators in October 2009.
