Sentence examples for maybe more generous from inspiring English sources
Maybe I should be more generous toward county government.
Maybe we should be more generous.
If that sounds deceptive, here's a more generous interpretation: maybe Blum's underhand tactics speak to a strange kind of confidence in his audience – a sense that, if he can get us through the door, we might just be more adventurous than we think we are.
Maybe I was in a more generous mood, but I found myself unable to put the book down, a sense that only grew as I became aware that here was what the legend of this man had been formed around—a window into somewhere else. .
Maybe you are a little more generous than someone trying to make a buck.
So maybe I am feeling a little bit more generous than usual.
Once a ragtag band of jihadists, IS has conquered generous swaths of Iraq and Syria, and maybe more important, they look scary, wield machetes, and behead American journalists on YouTube.
"The rough estimates of taxpayer support for this film are around 50 million to 60 million New Zealand dollars — maybe more if they spend more, so it's pretty generous".
Today, maybe more than ever, "Einstein" comes across as an original, visionary and generous work, anything but polemical.
While my guys and gals would be way more happy with the TV and the tablet, maybe the box of chocolates is a start towards being a more generous and thoughtful leader.
