Sentence examples for somewhat generous from inspiring English sources

The name cybercafe is somewhat generous.

Moreover, the Texas projections are likely somewhat generous toward Democrats.

Moreover, it may even be somewhat generous to say reconciliation permits an up or down vote.

The star of the show was the 20-year-old Argentinian whirlwind Juan Iturbe, who opened the scoring with a glorious free-kick from distance and effectively set up the winner – sending over the cross which prompted Pasquale Schiattarella to lean into Luca Toni and give away a (somewhat generous) penalty.

I'm hoping Mr Ozimek imposes terms somewhat more generous than what Lloyd George wanted at Versailles.

A somewhat less generous bill has been introduced in the House, where committee hearings began this week.

The state provides somewhat more generous subsidies than the Congressional bills, although not as far up the income scale.

Verizon has also called for freezing pensions for current employees and eliminating traditional pensions for future workers, while making its 401(k) plans somewhat more generous for both.

In 1947, by contrast, the queen had taken a somewhat more generous view of British history, praising "our great imperial family" in a birthday broadcast from Cape Town.

Vacation time, while less common among private sector workers over all, appears to have become somewhat more generous for those full-timers who do have access to it.

Moreover, though Mr. Snow's family is legendary for its philanthropic efforts, the brood was somewhat less generous in matters of the heart, in his view.