Most of Madame's signature drinks involve notably generous pours and come copiously adorned with lychees and purple orchids, for added Ning.
Henry IV was neither greatly interested in poetry nor notably generous, but Malherbe attained the position of court poet and a modest living from court patronage.
During the Clark era there was considerable informal joint mentorship by molluscan paleontologists at major west coast institutions, and perhaps not surprisingly, Annie Alexander, UCMP benefactress, was notably generous in her support of molluscan field work by graduate students at other institutions as well as at Berkeley.
It has, for instance, gone out of its way to settle its border disputes and on notably generous terms.
But while Romney, too, has been notably generous, the primary beneficiary has been the Mormon Church.
Casinos are notably generous to politicians at every level of government.
But sustaining a benevolent nanny state is proving to be challenging even for the notably generous Danes.
Like her husband, Naomi is notably generous with her bulletins on the home life of Robert Evans — a friend of theirs, the producer of "Chinatown," and by universal consent the leading swordsman of his generation.
MPs may trim the budget, which they claim is inflationary in its present form, but they dare not blunt its populist thrust.It is also notably generous to state entities that disseminate the official ideology.
Adults are particularly boring to kids when they talk about what Ginzburg calls "the problem of money," a concern that animates a number of parenting books, notably "The Opposite of Spoiled: Raising Kids Who Are Grounded, Generous, and Smart About Money," a best-selling 2015 book by Ron Lieber, the personal-finance columnist for the New York Times.
Devoted, generous and kind.
