Sentence examples for write generously from inspiring English sources

By the mid-1970s several of his pieces — "Elogio de la Danza" (1964), "Canticum" (1968) and "La Espiral Eterna" (1971) — were part of the canon, and he has continued to write generously for colleagues.

Porter wrote generously about an emerging generation of painters, publishing important pieces on people like Larry Rivers, Jane Freilicher, Jasper Johns and Alex Katz.

In Ravi's autobiography, "Raga Mala," (with a forward by George Harrison and many additional contributions by him), he writes generously and quite touchingly of the early years of their friendship.

"He writes so generously about other poets," he says.

When we open our homes to those in need, it is completely distinct from when we decide to write even a generously handsome check to a charity; the problems of the refugees become our problems and we are cannot forget about them after comfortably giving our dues.

Nearly every form of current popular music owes a big debt to African music – a debt that Africa generously wrote off many generations ago.

On the fly leaf of the copy that she sent me the other day, she generously wrote: "I would have never written this book if not for you".

Referring to Brown in the same article, he generously wrote: "I agree that he is a figure of colossal power and intellect; his presence in the Commons and command of the chamber are indeed awesome".

She writes: In the generously illustrated book...Antonio Foscari, architect and historian, traces the creation of the frescos and their fate in a fascinating story about art and architecture and not least about art reflecting family relationships.

She wrote often and generously.

As for the question of whether American standards are more prudish than British or European ones, how about when – two years after the Think Of The Children incident – the BBC very generously wrote about The Friday Thing, a satirical weekly email I used to edit.