It is possible that subjects on OT were better able to forecast the rejection threshold and thus earned as much or more money than placebo participants, rendering generosity costless.
First, do strong norms enforcing sharing sometimes ironically undercut gratitude by rendering acts of generosity more obligatory and thus less praiseworthy?
They gave up the monopoly and regulation of trade, and all acts of Parliament prior to 1764, leaving to British generosity to render these, at some future time, as easy to America as the interest of Britain would admit.
Mr. Phillips spoke of the Captain's kindness and generosity, how he rendered assistance to so many and did it in such a delicate way that no sensitive or proud natures were hurt.
Nearly 7 feet tall, "Ocean of Generosity" (circa 2000) shows an elegant, stylized rendering of Bamba composed from cascading calligraphy that recites his writings.
The plan's limits on tax deductions and cutbacks in the generosity of entitlement benefits for upper-income households render the plan a progressive reform.
Do not render in vain your Sadaqah (charity) by reminders of your generosity or by injury, like him who spends his wealth to be seen of men, and he does not believe in Allah, nor in the Last Day.
The Washington District Court has to decide whether mercy can be shown to an old man who has rendered considerable services to writing and has always behaved with great generosity towards the individual human beings with whom he came in contact.
Instead he renders the song with a goofy delicacy; his workingman's suavity and generosity carry the day.
The millennia of oppression, instead of driving the Athenians into obtuse moroseness, have honed their wit and rendered them tough but supple, while centuries of privation have only preserved their warmth and generosity.
