Sentence examples for uniformly generous from inspiring English sources
This week, when he died from emphysema at the age of 79, the tributes were uniformly generous, whether from George Bush or Bette Midler or the New York Times.One justification for the nostalgic acclaim is that Mr Carson was, indeed, a master of his craft.
Friends and family of Ms. Hart reeled in shock, struggling to come to terms with the loss of a woman they uniformly described as generous, driven and warm.
Friends, educators, former coaches and teammates almost uniformly describe Crittenton as intelligent, thoughtful, generous and well mannered.
From his Oxford years onward, Auden's friends uniformly described him as funny, extravagant, sympathetic, generous, and, partly by his own choice, lonely.
We are stereotyped and generalized to be uniformly Arab, uniformly violent, and uniformly radical.
It's possible to go wrong (the smoked eggplant, for instance, is more slimy than savory), but the yogurts are uniformly tangy, and the hummus benefits from a generous dose of garlic.
Although such offerings would seem generous, the sum really is only as good as its parts, and when the components are not uniformly first rate, the entire preparation suffers.
1981: 51: "If you want the world to contain generous, forceful, resolute, creative and actually happy people, you do not wish it to contain people who uniformly think in such a way that their actions will satisfy the requirements of utilitarianism".
They were uniformly earnest.
