Sentence examples for too generous for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "too generous for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone's generosity exceeds what is appropriate or expected for a particular context or recipient. Example: "Her offer to pay for everyone's dinner was too generous for a casual gathering among friends."
He is too generous for his own good.
Official China gives Mao seven out of ten; too generous for the Chairman.
I am going for at least 3, maybe 4 nanoseconds…" Too generous, for my money.
But he could not support the autumn's symbolic public sector strikes in defence of pay and conditions, which struck many private sector workers (and those losing their jobs) as too generous for hard times and changing demographics.
Last month, the chamber failed to pass a farm bill that cut $20.5 billion from food stamps because that was still too generous for the most extreme Republican lawmakers.
Lord Jones - who is also the presenter of the BBC business turnaround series Troubleshooter - adds that the current funding system is unfair on Wales and too generous for Scotland.
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Sautéed chicken liver in a succulent sage sauce (fegato di pollo alla salvia) was more robust — and almost too generous a portion for a summer starter.
"Road" may be too generous a term for a snow-covered alfalfa field in the Colorado Rockies, onto which 250,000 gallons of water had been pumped, frozen and covered with yet more snow.
He would keep the individual mandate and insurance connector, with a few tweaks based on experience.For example, he now believes that Massachusetts was too generous with its subsidies for the poorest.
But make benefits too generous or extend them for too long and perverse effects set in.
