Sentence examples for perverse generosity from inspiring English sources
Everyone cheered this perverse generosity.
It is through provision of alcohol the perverse generosity of The Yabba's inhabitants is demonstrated.
The show's pretext may be Mr. Armani, but its real subject is autoerotica, and the perverse generosity of which extreme narcissists are capable.
The play, running through July 1 at the Hartford Stage, turns out to be an act of both perverse generosity and decided chutzpah, since Ms. Redgrave barely knew her grandmother and her grandmother had no apparent inclination to know her.
But that story is incomplete, as he recognizes, without acknowledging something else: the careless, perverse generosity of a country ready to offer entertainment to anyone who may, or may not, be enlisted into the quick-march of its rush to glory.
But with a shrewd lawyer, even the well-off can reshuffle their assets until they qualify.For low-paid workers, Medicaid's very generosity creates perverse incentives.
I could see why the Spanish friars had reacted badly when they discovered what the Maya had done with their saints – turning them into complex spirits prone to bouts of generosity and of perverse vindictiveness.
The perception that such aid is helping African countries "has facilitated a perverse reality in which the UK and other wealthy governments celebrate their generosity whilst simultaneously assisting their companies to drain Africa's resources", the report claims.
No such spirit of generosity informs "West of Zanzibar," one of Browning's most deliriously perverse works.
5. Generosity begets generosity.
