Sentence examples for yet generously from inspiring English sources

No wonder the puritanically yet generously minded Frank Pick and Charles Holden were bowled over by the Stockholm Library.

In a field not noted for lively prose, Mr. Steinberg gave academic writing a personal voice: didactic, often urgently polemical, yet generously ruminative, enriched by vivid metaphors, strewn with unfamiliar vocabulary and sometimes idiosyncratic coinages but blessedly free of jargon.

Anne Byrne's Nan is all pursed disapproval, yet thaws generously when moved to memory by Pip.

Straight-backed; dignified; worn down, and yet so generously and miraculously easy on the page.

"It is not an easy word," he said generously, yet not without some self-congratulation.

And if she doesn't quite snuff out the memory of Maggie Smith's querulous addresses to her "gels" on film, Anna Francolini – willowy yet with ramrod back, generously inspirational yet selfishly manipulative – brings fresh pertness and wittiness to the lead.

A new stemmed 10-ounce beer glass called the TeKu is generously rounded yet tapers to the mere suggestion of a chimney at the top.

I sometimes think we have all heard quite enough, fact or fiction, about 1951, but, yet again, it is generously treated in British Design, 1948-2012: innovathen in the Modern Age (to give the exhibition its full title), although I concede that the Festival of Britain is full of arresting symbols.

(I haven't read it yet, but Dinesh did generously autograph my copy).

Salads were compelling: generously portioned tumbles, yet slightly too dressed.

Best of all were tiny lamb ribs, yet another component of the generously portioned platters.