In a grand act of generosity, this recognises that foreigners might actually enrich the language.
For the government, this consultation was an act of generosity by a state that was open to constructive suggestions.
As Frederic Filloux explains, the criteria it uses constitute a massive act of generosity toward legacy news organizations, especially newspapers.
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Reaching out in an act of generosity makes you feel better and moves you away from your stress and toward your productivity.
This is no act of generosity by Mr Dewar.
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They did things for others, but they both knew instinctively that this was also the best way to do business without making any act of generosity feel like a quid pro quo.
Leaving aside the mistaken idea that immigration is purely an act of generosity (start with this excellent Economist article for example), is it actually true that we do better than anyone else?
The day he appeared in court, the Times reported that he had transferred ownership of his estate at Knossos, including his vineyards and the Villa Ariadne, to the Athens-based British archaeological institute: an unexpected act of generosity that Mr MacGillivray argues was intended to save his reputation.
The recipient of this vengeful act of royal generosity was thus confronted with the high costs of looking after the white elephant, and as often as not went broke as a result.
There are tons of examples of companies who have exhibited an extreme one-off act of kindness or generosity.
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It can be a generosity of time or spirit, a simple and random act of kindness.
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