Sentence examples for generously open from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ostendarp's new paintings are a pleasure to behold: generously open, funny and a little mysterious.

Through Dec. 22 Carl Ostendarp's new paintings are a pleasure to behold: generously open, funny and a little mysterious.

A dreamlike carpet underfoot, bound to be scuffed and soiled by thousands of shoes and beaten by sun and rain, it remains generously open to meditative reflection.

In the Spectator, Robert Douglas-Fairhursthoughtht it "playful, unsettling and altogether compelling", with Masters' style "pin-sharp and generously open to eccentricity".

"Every year the readers of The New York Times generously open their wallets to help those who are less fortunate," said Michael Golden, the president of the fund and vice chairman of The New York Times Company.

Faculty members from the host university generously open their labs and resources to invasion by a horde of students, causing discomfort to the staff and also a lot of fun and scientific interaction.

It is intrinsic to their achievements, which are at once very different and similarly audacious, improvisational and generously open-ended.

After the massacre, Chatfield High School "generously opened its doors to the Columbine students," DeAngelis said.

True, countries such as Egypt, Iraq and, more grudgingly, Jordan and Lebanon have generously opened their doors to hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees.

And unlike the novel's flatly depicted present, the physical world of the past, in which their stories take place, generously opens to admit us.

Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo generously opened their wallets here a year ago, long before they became part of Exhibit A in a display on the financial crisis.