Sentence examples for it's miserly from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week, the critic David Ehrlich, writing at IndieWire, considered with dismay the shift in distribution, arguing that, though Netflix is financially generous with its acquisitions, it's miserly with its promotion of films.

It was miserly but it was encouraging, and the game truly came to life in the second half.

Or am I being miserly?

You think I'm miserly enough to think, like, "Oh goody, I can save those two bucks for some other tiny purchase later today"?

MARY ANN: And he's miserly, don't forget miserly!

It would be miserly to cast aspersions on a career accomplishment which already makes Murray indisputably Britain's greatest tennis player.

The new production, directed by Mike Nichols, has been lavishly praised, and it would be miserly to suggest that none of this praise is warranted.

It's a miserly energy consumer, Mr. Wilkins said.

While Labour's policies for senior citizens have been miserly, it is Green policy to end pensioner poverty by providing free social care to the elderly and raising the single person's state pension to £165 per week and linking it to average earnings.

Australia's bowlers were miserly, defying ambitious batsmen.

"It's not about being miserly.