Sentence examples for generously taught from inspiring English sources

Angelou thanks her mother, "who generously taught me how to be a mother", which allowed her to dedicate the book to her son, Guy Bailey Johnson, whom she calls "one of the most courageous and generous men I know".

Other individual spheres of aware light, many of great depth of Understanding with the Memory of thousands of lifetimes, generously taught me lessons to bring back and make use of in this lifetime.

I knew nothing when I arrived, but my colleagues generously taught me how to do things, and within a few months my experiments were working; by 6 months I'd made a discovery.

The further south you head into the banjo heartland, the more people seem interested in the "old-time" music, as it's known, and there are plenty of locals who will generously teach a beginner a tune or two.

About Ralph Steiner, the photographer who generously offered to teach him photography, Evans commented, "He is a bitter little Jew, intelligent, whose limitations are skillfully blurred".

She taught a generation of colleagues about humane engagement with profoundly disturbed patients and reached out generously in recent years as a pioneer in teaching psychoanalysis in Russia and China.

I hate to say it and I wish it wasn't true, but, generously described, the trainings that I have taught in the US have a lower density of these model students.

I had felt absolutely no physical contact whatsoever during the entire ride, but his warm and wise smile taught me what he must have generously thought I needed to know.

Ordained a priest in 1970, he received his Ph.D. in Near Eastern Studies, Phi Beta Kappa from Johns Hopkins University, taught Old Testament and Semitic languages and served generously with Catholic Near East.

The Rocky Mountain geologist David Love, who generously made field trips with me and camped with me and taught me the structure and stratigraphy of Wyoming, was no less surprised than Sam Candler.

Christians are taught not to collect material possessions and to give generously to people in need.