Sentence examples for something more generous from inspiring English sources
Mason registered a gentle request for something "more generous" next time.
If they did understand it, they would do something more generous with the money.
The German imperial chancellor, Otto von Bismarck, had something more generous in mind when he designed the world's first social insurance program — initiated in the 1880s — on the assumption that the welfare state should help smooth economic cycles.
But, without underplaying what a bastard his dad could be, he achieves something bolder and more generous.
The intense heat of the mass strike fused these shards into something more daring and generous-minded.
Still, if you consider how cutthroat the world of fashion design can be, perhaps there is something to be said for a more generous, collaborative approach.
This generous man, and his love for his town, had made it something more.
A good response might be a more generous form of earned income tax credit for adults with no dependents, something that would encourage disabled beneficiaries to work.
Practice being more generous with your time and saying "yes" when you're invited to do something.
The more generous this partner had earlier been toward other players, the more likely the donor was to give him something.
