Sentence examples for not been generous from inspiring English sources
The Gonzalezes have not been generous with their past.
EARLY reviews of Sir Peter Stothard's book "30 Days: a Month at the Heart of Blair's War", have not been generous.
"We're analyzing to see if we can afford their magnanimous gesture," he said, an ironic suggestion that the state has not been generous enough.
The money given to the castle constables to enable them to maintain and garrison the castles had not been generous to start with, but the sums provided declined considerably during the 14th century.
"The world is facing its greatest refugee crisis almost ever, and the U.S. response has not been generous and has not been leading the way as we always have as a nation," said Linda Hartke, president of Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service.
History will not be generous to our failure to care".
In other words, £150m might not be generous in context.
"It's a cliché about women not being generous to each other.
But with contribution rates low, the payouts will not be generous.
But in combination with him stealing material, bumping people, being mean to people, not being generous, all that created this storm".
The Founders were not being generous by providing for the proliferation of all manner of religious denominations, sects, and marginal groups of believers.
