overgenerous

I got a little overgenerous with them, and last night one of the.

He is for example, like every Japanese father, too overgenerous.

The Yankees might have been overgenerous in offering free tickets.

Paltry would be an overgenerous portrayal of Europe's foreign policy.

The house was in a pleasant part of the town and the wages were adequate although not overgenerous.

"We were overgenerous by making it possible for them to leave decently and with a clear conscience."

The music examples number only 25not overgenerous for a book of 288 pages.

Pinker's intellectual opponents may feel he is overgenerous to his own side.

The original ones were very fair anyway and the most recent were overgenerous.

"His Majesty is perhaps overgenerous," she murmured with a little curtsy.

Other authorities also made provision for the Constable's widow, but they were not overgenerous.

Today the inscription is often regarded as an overgenerous fraternal tribute.

Relieved to have survived, I give him an overgenerous tip; he clearly thinks me mad.

But today there are many retirees receiving overgenerous Federal transfer payments who just don't need them.

Calling it a dining room was being overgenerous.

So does her eager if slightly overgenerous personality.

Was it possible that because of one moment of overgenerous response he had been enslaved forever?

'Shy people have an overgenerous view of others' might be more accurate.

"I appreciate your assessment of me, Corran, but it is overgenerous."

"My brother has been overgenerous in this celebration.

Kujulo thought his squad member's estimate of two hundred was overgenerous.

Or is your overgenerous request but charity?

Its aging population is straining its welfare systems, which in some cases are suicidally overgenerous.

Buyers should also understand that some agents may be overgenerous or overoptimistic in evaluating the worth of a celebrity property.

I said that his desires outweighed his vision, and that was probably overgenerous of me.