Sentence examples for that generous to from inspiring English sources

That would be a rare benefit of the drought afflicting the southwest corner of Kansas, during which locals have struggled to scratch a living out of soil that never was that generous to begin with.

He was never that generous to Nirvana and does a great job here of creating space between the instruments and Newsom's vocal, between the arrangements (courtesy of Nico Mulhy and longtime fan David "Dirty Projectors" Longstreth) and the analogue keys increasingly sneaking in.

"Makes me very emotional to really accept the fact that people are that generous to the soldiers and sailors out there," Landers told the news outlet.

Clinton, on the other hand, had 31 industries that have been at least that generous to her, while Obama and Romney enjoyed seven-figure sums from 26 and 29 industries, respectively, through Aug. 31.

But the 1975 Lomé convention afforded them precisely that: generous access to EU markets and no obligation to open up at home.

Never, never more, shall we behold that generous loyalty to rank and sex, that proud submission, that dignified obedience, that subordination of the heart, which kept alive, even in servitude itself, the spirit of an exalted freedom!

The America that taught me tolerance of every race and every religion, that filled me with pioneer energy, that is generous to a fault when catastrophes strike?

However, the correspondents appear to have assumed that the government announcement has locked in a price structure that is generous to publishers.

6 A quality welfare state that is generous to the underprivileged, but with few distortions and disincentives, and that relentlessly fights fraud.

But even that seems generous to the Browns.

Sapiyev, committed from first bell to last, won 17-9, and that was generous to Evans.