Sentence examples for magnanimous view from inspiring English sources
His countrymen may not share his magnanimous view but, for now, it doesn't matter.
Still, the 42-year-old could afford to take a magnanimous view of the striker's bookable offence.
By Jorie Graham The New Yorker, July 14 , 1997P. 62 Even the plenitude is tired of the magnanimous, disciplined, View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Blythe Roberson By Malcolm Gladwell.
Wendy and George Bush probably overlapped a little at Yale, each representing the yin yang that was Yale in those days (Wasp Deke legacy athletes and Jewish theatre majors) and more importantly, the one's larger, magnanimous, charitable, generous view of the world and all its foibles and the other's narrow, self-serving, insular, old-boy fear-driven polemic of the past.
After international observers had expressed concern that a close election could generate new instability in a country of 26 million whose political life has been turbulent, Mr. García's speedy concession was viewed as especially magnanimous.
And would the spouse standing dutifully by her be seen as a brave and magnanimous stalwart, the way Huma Abedin is viewed in some quarters, or dismissed by one and all as a pitiable pushover?
Through the good offices of Philip the Magnanimous, landgrave of Hesse, the Colloquy of Marburg (1529) was arranged with a view to reconciliation; Luther, Zwingli, and Martin Bucer all participated.
What a magnanimous fellow.
She is unfathomably magnanimous.
