Word: generously
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...wouldn't get the money anyhow if he didn't buy the picture. He is to be praised for bringing that magnificent work of art to his own country, where thousands of young artists will see and be inspired by it.' Mr. Mellon is generous, lending his finest paintings for public exhibition...
...poured pamphlets, throws, mimeographed sheets urging everyone everywhere to help make the vision come true. Saturday, Oct. 6, 1934, they said, was to be National Recognition Day for Sunday School Teachers. No reform, no new organization, no salaried jobs, no appeal for funds was involved. "It is just a generous gesture of 'Thank You' to a great company of noble men and women. ... If successful, it should be the most widespread and impressive religious demonstration ever witnessed in the land...
Senator Ashurst fancies himself a literary man. He is not over-generous with newspaper interviewers. If a reporter brings up an interesting subject for discussion, the Senator is likely to reserve comment on the topic for a paid article in the Saturday Evening Post. He keeps under lock & key a voluminous diary, the posthumous publication of which he expects to immortalize him as the great recorder of the Washington scene...
...James Bryant Conant: A person deserves little praise for his talents, which are probably as much of an accident as the muscles of his arms. There are rascals in all walks of life, and we may indulge in the pleasure of condemning them all heartily. Let us be equally generous with our applause of honest...
...were nearly crazy. Budd's hottest competitor, the Union Pacific, - also in has fact a it was handsome the first in streamline the train field of its with own it. In his perplexity, Budd telegraphed Union Pacific for help. Carl Gray, president of Union Pacific, did the generous and courteous thing. He had the necessary spare part in his shops in Omaha. It was rushed out to Denver by airplane over night and so the Zephyr was able to make its record breaking run and Ralph Budd's face was saved. . . . EDWARD HUNGERFORD New York City Pastor...