Sentence examples for more generous about from inspiring English sources

European governments have long used public money, either directly or indirectly through tax breaks and other incentives, to support local film production; in recent years they have gotten ever more generous about extending these to international, English-language shoots.

I'm continually delighted – and astonished – by the number of writers who are more generous about my work than I am about theirs and get in touch to say how much they enjoy the column.

Yet the film is also marked with oddly funny, touching exchanges that waver between the ridiculous and the tragic (a mother chastising her child so harshly that she becomes absurd) and that are more generous about people than Mr. Puiu's tough talk may suggest.

"Frances Ha" felt like a high point of affection for humanity, as if Baumbach's being in love with Gerwig had given him the freedom to be a bit more generous about people — or, as Ian Parker put it in his 2013 Profile of them, called "Happiness," "a sweetly unfamiliar spirit of joy," or, "at least, the prospect that life may hold satisfactions beyond survival".

Arenas are usually more generous about letting teams keep merchandise sales.

While Jeff Bezos' wife, McKenzie, only gave Brad Stone's new book about Amazon one star, most critics have been much more generous about the "engrossing" The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon.

California would get a more generous reimbursement, about 83percentt, only for parents earning from 106percentto133percentcent of the federal poverty level.

Due, in part, to more generous assumptions about future rates of return, IBM's pension funds that year earned the firm over $1.5 billion—13% of profits.

The World Bank and the European Union are loth to be more generous, though about a third of last year's $960m budget was provided by various foreign helpers (including the IMF).

For another example, problems faced by certain consequentialist theories, like traditional utilitarianism, about accounting for things like justice can be solved by other consequentialist theories, simply by adopting a more generous picture about what sort of things contribute to how good things are.

But his words about Clinton turned out to be a thousand times more generous than hers about him.