Sentence examples for generously read from inspiring English sources

You could also generously read that quote as a joke, but this is coming from the same guy who apparently thinks his presidency thus far has been "A-plus," so, you know, he's probably not kidding.

A. Corthals and P. Velazco generously read and commented on early drafts of this manuscript, and we also thank two anonymous reviewers for detailed and extremely helpful reviews.

Farage is alone in an orange life jacket, and his elephant tie which could generously be read as individual style – is hidden in the data.

Reviews, of course, are enemy machines, and given the ubiquity of generously paid reading gigs at writing programs and lavish literary prizes judged by peers, what writer longs to make an enemy of another writer?

Or at least had more fun … In Charlotte Brontë's Shirley there's a scene where three of the main characters are spending the evening together, and Robert generously decides to read Shakespeare aloud to the ladies.

I have seen examples of, say, a contemporary work next to a Vermeer and it's just, 'No, it doesn't really help either.' I hope it will be read generously, rather than 'that lot's better than that lot', which you could end up suffering from".

Federal law generously provides certain (read: not all) workers with up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave, probably to cover the cost of breast milk.

When the word is read successfully, generously congratulate the student.

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.

Give generously, take sparingly.

But then out of these doldrums leap sudden spots of coherence and surges of beauty - notably on her own Atlas's Marker, and a generously dark reading of My Funny Valentine that hushed the room.