Sentence examples for would generously from inspiring English sources
The smoking room, the holy of holies where drinking men would generously hold court and tell stories, is not what it was, so they tell me (hacks aren't allowed in), but nor is the press gallery bar.
You would generously top it with adornments and serve it in the centre of a large plate surrounded by your dipping vegetables of choice, sides of raw onion and pickles, and a separate pile of hot, fluffy pittas.
But if Israel retreats to its 1967 borders, Hamas would generously grant the infidels a hudna or truce, initially for ten years.If you are concerned about religion's effect on politics, there is no more discouraging place to visit than the tiny sliver of land that is Israel-Palestine.
(1) In London, the amalgam of isolationists, pacifists and anti-Blair leftists -- once certain they would spoil a state visit by branding the U.S. president a monster militarist -- would generously admit that they had been a noisy minority, and that their discourtesy triggered a reaffirmation by most Britons of the ties between two freedom-speaking nations that lead the world in defeating tyrants.
Forty-eight hours later I was in the bar of the Norfolk Gardens Hotel in Bradford listening to claim and counter-claim about who had "got his chequebook out" for Peter Sutcliffe's father or "locked up" the brother, making notes towards Somebody's Husband, Somebody's Son, a book for which Norman Mailer would generously volunteer a quote when it was published in America.
Like Paradox, Greendale was odd and had what I would generously call a limited appeal.
(He'd been gone a few years, but he'd generously left some of his firearms behind).
Eithne Nightingale "How many sugars?" asked the man who'd generously given me the last of his hot tea, which I promptly hurled into a bucket.
On a scale of 1 to 10 when it comes to tech savviness, I'd generously give my mother a 2. Sorry mom — but I think she'd (reluctantly) agree.
After what I'd generously estimate to be 90 seconds of small talk, she leaned forward and stuck her tongue down my throat.
Making matters worse for Viktor, a tall, strapping Dane, was a woman to his rear, whom he'd generously described as unattractive—"She had a massive pimple on her lip that looked like HSV-1, but it had a hair coming out of it"—took a liking to him.
