generous, generously, generosity
generous (adjective) - a larger amount than is normal, necessary, or expected.
a generous amount - more than the normal amount
a generous person - giving more than the normal amount
generously (adverb)
generosity (noun)
Example sentences:
* Strangely, no government official questioned the generous provisions of the proposed package.
* The meal included a generous helping of bread.
* The generous buffet is sure to attract patrons to the establishment.
* The financial package included generous loans to build schools.
* They were among the many recipients of a generous slice of the annual budget.
* The company was generous with free tickets to the concert this year.
* The students were given a generous allowance for clothes and other expenses.
* The new school was the gift of a generous benefactor.
* The relocation package was too generous, it encouraged many employees to relocate who otherwise wouldn't have.
* A generous allowance has been made for possible techical problems so that the deadlines can be met.
* His parents were insanely generous with their wedding.
* Their business plan hinges on the generosity that grandparents often show to their grandchildren.
* The author was very generous in acknowledging the contributions of others in his citations.
* The new restaurant differentiated itself from others by the generous portions that it offered.
* The scientist was generous in sharing his knowledge with students. His office was laways open.
* She was a generous and self-sacrificing mother.
* The gratuities he gave were generous by any standards.
* He was generous enough to offer congratulations to the victor after his defeat.
* Their bread was generously buttered with various perks and expense accounts.
* The movie star gave generously of his time, helping charities to raise money for good causes.
* He was paid generously by his benfactors.
* The penthouse suite is generously furnished with antiques from the period.
* They enjoyed a good standard of living yet gave generously to less fortunate nations.
* Generously cut, you will always feel comfortable in this jacket.
* All the customers at this restaurant tip generously.
* His solution to the probblem is quite brilliant, but he generously leaves one or two bones to pick.
* Please spread the disinfectant generously over all surfaces in the public restroom.
* The cupboards that line the ceiling offer a generous amount of storage space in the studio apartments.
* He was offered a generous severance package and left without a fuss.
* In her private life she was very generous and actively gave to many charities.
* Please give as generously as you can.
* You are very generous.
* We will always remember your generous hospitality.
* That's too generous!
* That's certainly very generous of you.
* Thank you for your generous donation.
* That's a pretty generous position that he just appointed himself to.
* Europeans enjoy a generous full month holiday from work each year.
* Large Japanese corporations offered generous grants to educational projects that seemed promising.
