Sentence examples for less generosity than from inspiring English sources

In their response to this autumn's refugee crisis, the bloc of new Europeans has shown markedly less generosity than most of the oldsters.

But there has been little effort by the Northern victors to embrace their fraternal enemies, who seem to be remembered, at least by the older generation, with less generosity than is accorded to the Americans.

It is loth to help Polish farmers if that would mean less generosity to French ones.

Zambia relies less on foreign generosity than a few years ago, but a big chunk of its budget is still funded abroad; the tap would soon run dry if economic policy became populist.

When Ben has them over for a Nepalese meal, it's less an act of generosity than a ploy to figure out how to get Ted out of the way.

In this part of the country, niceness is less an expression of generosity than it is of reserve: assuming an inoffensive blandness is a way to avoid drawing attention to oneself, and the most reliable means of keeping others at bay.

She not only was willing to share her story but also seemed grateful for the opportunity, though at times her participation struck me less as an act of generosity than an exorcism.

Study finds highly religious people are less motivated by compassion to show generosity than are non-believers.

The increase in tips, however, may have less to do with New Yorkers' generosity than with the preset amounts suggested to passengers on the taxi's software systems.

In this atmosphere the decision to funnel TCI's profits to the poor looks less like an act of insane generosity than a remarkable piece of far-sightedness.

The idea that there can be alternatives to the values continually shoved into our face, that it's important to take time to pause and reflect, that introspection and friendship are there own rewards and that ownership is far less important than generosity.