Sentence examples for generously said from inspiring English sources

"To say that our shares traded by appointment is putting it generously," said one executive whose company listed on the exchange.

Ms. Hay said, "I only knew two dancers of color, so Ralph very generously said, 'Well, I'll cast the performers.' " I kept thinking: Is this a hoax?

The person I reached generously said she would look through town and church records and call me back, which she did, two or three days later.

What he generously said about the paper is true also of his own life's effort: "A newspaper such as this has to have above all a hinterland, a background, body, bottom, moral texture, rather than merely a daily succession of rhetorical 'ooh-ahs'.

"Investors are more willing to challenge whether or not it is in shareholders' best interest" to pay executives generously, said Richard Singleton, the director of corporate governance for Isis Asset Management, which manages £58.8 billion ($95.4 billion) in assets including some holdings of Glaxo shares.

McGuigan, whose son Shane was savouring success as the winning trainer, generously said of Frampton: "He's twice the fighter I was.

The referee generously says it went backwards.

You could generously say that this is a perfectly apt metaphor for Sellers himself, whom the critic David Thomson summed up as "too evidently a virtuoso, and little else".

She generously says we can put it up, live in it for a while and then let her have what we think it's worth in due course.

Meanwhile, Alex will receive a bonus of 300,000 Brazilian Reais (about £90,000), which he generously says he will share with his team-mates.

Foster generously says he would stand down, if requested, having already helped "to realise Carlos's dream" with his work to date.