generous to a fault

Barbara was generous to a fault with her time and energy.

On one hand he was said to be generous to a fault, even to strangers.

He was generous to a fault, or at least to his own severe disadvantage.

The American business man is generous to a fault.

He was kind, gentle, forgiving and generous to a fault.

As principles go, they are generous to a fault, and that is the source of their strength.

Her father-in-law was generous to a fault, and not only in material things.

He has long been described as generous to a fault, giving thousands of dollars to colleagues and friends in need.

His only crime was that he was generous to a fault.

He is a generous to a fault and does not appear to be swayed by his wife's beauty.

You ladies and our gentlemen are generous to a fault."

As to the money question, mother knows, and every one of our friends knows, that Teacher is generous to a fault.

They are also known to be generous to a fault, which makes them dream companions for a long train journey.

Many insurers are trying such expansion, but some hybrids can be generous to a fault.

"Generous to a fault" is a phrase surely invented to describe Americans.

I'll say this for you, Emily, you are generous to a fault.

The portions were generous to a fault with one exception: the coconut shrimp.

Portions in Morocco are usually generous to a fault.

Nathan is fiercely independent and generous to a fault.

Generous to a fault, in 1969 he was renting cars for 14 different aspiring actresses.

For the price, Pasta Vera's portions are generous to a fault.

"If you'll excuse me, sir, you're generous to a fault.

I tried to be generous to a fault and to bestow upon all of God's creatures my beatific love.

He had a sweet character and a sunny disposition, and was generous to a fault.

Generous to a fault, and if he wasn't always strictly above-board-well, a man had to live.