Her 2011 collection of Rossini arias showed soprano Julia Lezhneva to be a singer of uncommon ability and vivacity, to which this Decca debut of baroque motets adds the subtler qualities of generosity and devotion.
I want them to have the essential qualities of generosity, honesty, productivity, and joy.
The alternative is an unwavering attentiveness to the experience of the moment ("rest in the looking, look in the resting" is McLeod's constant refrain) that shines light on the delusion and dispels it, creating the inner space to replace it with qualities of generosity, humility and compassion, a heart and mind open to everything that life can thrust upon us.
Santa actually does work as a symbolic representation of the very pro-social qualities of giving, generosity, and justice (think naughty or nice).
So there is the Villa Mediterranée, "a centre for dialogue and discussion", alongside MuCEM, where an extravagant and pointless cantilever has been achieved at the expense of quality of detail and generosity in the internal spaces.
Breakfast was along the lines of the Adlon's, which is to say of impeccable quality and generosity if not on the same scale, with guests seated in any of several areas to avoid the sense that you're eating in a crowd.
He remained a sardonic and good humoured spectator of contemporary affairs, taking pleasure in the various honours which came his way, especially the chancellorship of the University of Oxford, an office to which he had been elected in 1960 and which gave ample scope for the display of his characteristic qualities of wit and generosity.
Generosity -- the quality of being kind and understanding, the willingness to give others things that have value -- is often defined as an act of selflessness; however, studies are now showing that generosity is actually (selfishly) in your best interest.
I have an image of them, they have a "brand" with me based on their tweets, their humor, the quality of their information and their online generosity.
It often feels like an act of generosity, or at least an outpouring, but it retains its fortresslike quality, its sense of not becoming common emotional property.
