Sentence examples for strikingly generous from inspiring English sources
As a result, water has surprisingly high boiling and freezing points, and a strikingly generous gap between the two.
In his earlier memoir, "Wish I Could Be There," Shawn explored his many phobias and the ways they have affected his life; this strikingly generous family memoir about his sister's autism is the other half of that story.
For decades, surveys have shown that upper-income Americans don't give away as much of their money as they might and are particularly undistinguished as givers when compared with the poor, who are strikingly generous.
Strikingly generous in a milieu noted for back-biting, he stresses the pleasure he gets from "seeing the pals of my generation", especially Julian Barnes, Martin Amis and James Fenton among many, and warmly celebrates the "fellow feeling" of this fraternity.
Tolerance of homosexuality in particular has blossomed in the past couple of decades, making the country strikingly more generous.
And while Wal-Mart's discounter rival, Costco Wholesale, has taken a strikingly more generous approach to health care, it has come at the cost of rebukes from Wall Street.
The overwhelming public response to the fire has been sympathy for its victims, and many Canadians have been strikingly kind and generous.
In a book that makes the horror strikingly fresh, and is generous in its optimism about the resilience of individual morality, only the absence of any longer perspective on European anti-semitism is to be regretted.
A man of strikingly attractive appearance and reserved, aristocratic bearing, Berg had also a generous personality that found expression in his correspondence and among his friends.
They were warmhearted and strikingly perceptive about their heroes' feelings, the petty as well as the generous.
She cannot hide a generous, bracing intelligence; a kind of forward-looking aliveness, and, strikingly because it is so unusual, the glow of someone who finds themselves where they were meant to be.
