Sentence examples for generously put from inspiring English sources

Being Mandy, he had arrived "fashionably late" – as one lobby correspondent generously put it – for the 1pm start.

And while the Siri slip-up was sometimes generously put down to ignorance (why would a company where 80% of the technical staff is male remember that people sometimes want abortions?), at this point, the omissions are starting to glare.

The plan was approved in a referendum (to be fair, Mr Allen generously put up the $4.3m needed to arrange the vote).Robert Baade, an economist at Lake Forest College in Illinois who studies sports stadiums, points out that Seattle is hardly alone in tearing down a perfectly sound building.

One of the most important actions foundations can take to increase the chances of sustainable impact of their interventions is to fundamentally alter where they invest their endowments and how they derive the income they so generously put to the service of creating public good and positive externalities.

Two neighbors and fellow beekeepers, Barbara and Marina, generously put their days on hold to help us out.

Therefore, we here at Vice have generously put together two whole sections on the internet where you can go to watch these videos using your eyes.

As Kettle generously puts it, "the global liberal order has not worked well".

Or, as the historian Jerry Brotton more generously puts it: "Maps offer a proposal about the world, rather than just a reflection of it".

Dressed head to toe (a distance she generously puts at 5-foot-3) in Chanel, she sipped tea at the Carlyle last month and invoked Irena Gut Opdyke.

The Faithful, whose numbers today could generously be put at 40, bring with them a 4.5-ton stone that they proclaim the cornerstone for the new temple.

To do this, place a layer on the counter, flour it generously, then put the dough in the center, flour it, and cover with a second layer of plastic.