| They magnanimously bestow on our green spaces abundant spit, phlegm, nasal mucus, litter and noxious garbage of all kinds. |
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| Indeed, they magnanimously suggest that the road tax be abolished to sugar the pill. |
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| I magnanimously allowed Will the first shower and entered a bathroom as hot and steamy as any I had ever left. |
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| Petrova had no complaints about the final result, as she magnanimously admitted that she had been beaten by a better player on the day. |
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| He humbly hands me the necessary amount and I magnanimously declare that I prefer to consider the unpleasant episode closed. |
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| Interestingly, the youngsters have handled highbrow ostracism magnanimously, countering it with open arms and inclusiveness. |
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| He gestures silently, magnanimously to his guests, making a great show of his joy at their attendance. |
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| The impact of victoriousness tremors magnanimously to stir the linens of reality and the visual records thereof. |
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| If a monk does not agree with the abbot, he always complies with his decision sincerely and magnanimously. |
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| Young people should feel that this call is directed to them in particular, and they should respond to it eagerly and magnanimously. |
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| In February he sacked an unpopular prime minister and, rather than crush street protests, magnanimously relaxed laws restricting public gatherings. |
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| But he blamed the unrest on miscreants and agitators, declaring that protests had grown so loud only because he himself had magnanimously granted rights to free expression. In this section An end or a beginning? |
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| The Legion feels also very strongly that CF members were not consulted when the Government and the CF so magnanimously made the decision to adopt the bridge rather than the stacked approach to pension benefits. |
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| And we must also agree about how we will share with other peoples of the world the variety of ways in which every people courageously and magnanimously lives the dignity they desire. |
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| He lost to Mr Atta Mills by only 41,000 votes in the second, a result he magnanimously accepted without grumbling or asking for a recount. Who will stand against him this time is now unclear. |
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| Children and youths must be allowed to feel those walls as familiar places, ready to receive, spontaneously, simply and magnanimously the first expressions of their genious and their ingenuity. |
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| The forces of human goodness and compassion have responded magnanimously to this tragedy, with six billion dollars in aid pledged by governments and citizens alike. |
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| My father did not magnanimously toss fish to the admiring multitudes, and most likely he did not beckon to the catfish, which then leapt suicidally into our boat. |
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