Sentence examples for is rather generous from inspiring English sources

By contrast, "Wild About Harry" is rather generous in its interpretation, offering several humanizing touches.

Secondly, it turns out Melissa is rather generous and more keen than I'd ever imagined whilst Mrs TV had still been on the scene.

Even that amount is rather generous, she implied.

Note that given the typical road and travel conditions and that the limit is on straight-line speeds, this manually chosen limit is rather generous and will almost certainly not exclude any actual land travel trips.

To take it a step further, to refer to Wasserman Shultz as West's "peer" is rather generous to Rep. West.

Fortunately, the most permissive cutoff suggested by the data (3.5 Å) is rather generous.

In fact, he tends to be rather generous with tips and drives me mad by failing to chase people who owe him money.

And, if he glanced at the paper occasionally, he would see that he was actually being rather generous to the Democrats, who are not running a campaign based on helping the very poor.

It's worth noting, too, that Google has been rather generous with its online storage promotions recently.

In fact, it is claimed that most of classical mathematics can be carried out using just natural numbers and sets of natural numbers (second-order arithmetic) or in even weaker systems, so pocket set theory (having the strength of third order arithmetic) can be thought to be rather generous.

The screening-over fog is beautiful as well even though the use of smoke was rather generous as if there were leftovers from the original Phantom.