Always a charitable person, he had, with characteristic munificence, outlived by more than forty years my primal childhood fear.
The relationship between network structure and effectiveness was mediated by the context within which services were provided, with resource munificence and network stability identified as the two contextual variables.
The British continue to view us not with the greatest munificence.
Algardi emphasized Leo's munificence with allegorical figures of liberality and magnanimity as well as the relief sculpture Cardinal de' Medici's Legation to France.
They were astounded that fish had fins, birds wings, seeds a skin - and they subscribed to the philosophy that ascribes virtuous intentions to Nature and considers it a kind of St . Vincent dePaul perpetually occupied with spreading its munificence".
The other, my maternal grandmother, was a ferocious grande dame, exotically and, to my young Canadian eyes, emphatically American, who lived in Auntie Mame munificence, with a glorious parade of little dogs, limousines, raw silk turbans capped with jewels.
They would have to reckon with the fact that the work will not always speak to them, orient them, flatter them with tales of their munificence or infamy, or comfort them with stereotypes".
Yet it may not be clear for several years if these rules will be enforced with enough rigour to give Moneyball a sporting chance against munificence.
His new job strengthened his commitment to independence still further, he told The Guardian in 1991, "exposing for me a mythology I grew up with: that Scotland was a small, poor, dependent country reliant on munificence from outside".
"You can have him," Sherri said grandly, dispenser of munificence.
Describes his policy of munificence... His first marriage ended in divorce in the seventies.
