Sentence examples for little generous from inspiring English sources
"Collapses" might be a little generous.
The judges' scorecards read 120-108, 119-109 and 118-110, but such was Pacquiao's dominance that the latter pair were perhaps a little generous to the American.
Though to call it an assist – as the stats sheets did – seems a little generous given how difficult Joseph's superb step around Stuart Hogg was to pull off.
He describes himself as "five foot nothing" but, from my lofty vantage point of 5ft 4in, that seems a little generous.
10.39am GMT Afternoon/evening all That was better from the home side this morning, though they were more than a little generous to the likes of Johnson and Harris, who can both get away from you in no time.
If you have some free past performances you can see his odds are usually above 10-1, his morning line is 4.5-1, buthatat might be a little generous.
He added, however, that counter tips -- a buck or two per drink -- were generally a little more generous this time of year.
Gspurning was a little less generous.
The Poles have been a little more generous.
Once the needle began to point upward, banks started to get a little more generous".
And Xinhua could, in this rare instance, be a little more generous to its government.
