Sentence examples for lavishly generous from inspiring English sources

It was also the most accessible, for Johnson was lavishly generous and hospitable.

He could be lavishly generous even to his adversaries but often violent to anyone who stood in his way.

The EU's policy is lavishly generous: any of the national official languages may be an official EU language.

Mr Bush has repeatedly called on Congress for new federal laws to curb extravagant compensation claims and to stop lawyers "shopping around" local courts for a friendly judge who will be lavishly generous in awarding someone else's money.

They were lavishly generous patrons of drug treatment centers who turned out to be drug addicts themselves, a glitteringly wealthy couple whose secret lives were exposed four years ago when the police caught them with thousands of dollars worth of crack cocaine and heroin.

Rooms are generous and lavishly decorated.

NFP hospitals have been faulted for selectively closing facilities located in poor urban neighborhoods and spending lavishly on capital improvement and generous executive salaries [ 22, 23].

Though ironically Germany in effect was rewarded lavishly for the crimes with the generous Marshall Plan, it is also undeniable fact that displaced by the war young and honest hardworking Greeks ironically became part of the cheap labor force which helped to build the German economy.

According to Aristotle, Pericles' stance can be explained by the fact that his principal political opponent, Cimon, was both rich and generous, and was able to gain public favor by lavishly handing out portions of his sizable personal fortune.

A generous host who always reached for restaurant checks and entertained lavishly, the baron once offered $13 million for a share in the "21" Club, which he intended as a birthday present for his wife.

Mahama's government, which will go head-to-head with the National Patriotic party in November, has been criticised for lavishly rewarding government officials with houses, cars and fuel in addition to generous salaries.