While this obviously shows their generosity when it comes to giving to a good cause, it's not exactly a ringing endorsement of their position in the pop hierarchy considering RedOne has willingly produced songs for Pitbull.
He also pulled off a crucial tackle that led to Riley's try, although that also came after another marginal call had gone in Warrington's favour, with the officials this time showing their generosity in ruling that Lee Briers had not knocked the ball on.
Showing their generosity and love of the youth vote, Republicans are giving students just 100 tickets for the debate, even though it will be held on the campus of the University of Colorado.
Many of our donors were recipients of financial aid themselves and have shown, by their generosity, that they understand the importance of giving back to the College as donors.
They showed us their generosity with physiotherapy tips, frangipane baked delights, under-floor heating for our tent on an old bonfire site, freshly baked bread, real coffee and single malts.
Donors who were not recipients of financial aid show, by their generosity, that they understand the importance of financial aid to those who receive it.
Even as they skimp on their pay, many business owners show generosity toward their workers.
After Ben's scandal, he writes, Helen's casual acquaintances "pretended not to see her... not because they condemned or looked down on her but because the level of disgrace she'd been subjected to was so epic that they weren't even sure how to acknowledge it," while her close friends pretend everything is unchanged to show off their own generosity.
not because they condemned or looked down on her but because the level of disgrace she'd been subjected to was so epic that they weren't even sure how to acknowledge it," while her close friends pretend everything is unchanged to show off their own generosity.
Surely it must have occurred to him that even if they were showing off and parading their generosity, they were still doing more for humanity than a hack who churns out 1,200 words of derision and trousers the fee.
