magnanimous

Magnanimous of him when you think what she'd just done.

Be magnanimous, I tell myself; help break in a new person.

It takes a man with a magnanimous heart to be able to do that.

None of the four were quite so magnanimous in return.

A magnanimous man, he gives anything and everything to others if they ask for.

Feeling happy and magnanimous, I let my wife serve first.

The young king was magnanimous even to those who opposed him.

"Of course it would be rather fine and magnanimous not to press the point," they said to one another.

Only one of the works is mine, but I'm not really that magnanimous.

He had a magnanimous heart and always cared so much.

It is very easy for you to decide to be magnanimous.

Magnanimous citizens did come forward and have continued to do so.

"I thought it was time to be magnanimous," she said.

"Things must indeed be improved if you are this magnanimous."

"I'm not so sure they will act in the same magnanimous way when the next election comes round."

The post was very liberal and magnanimous in his social life.

"You should come with us," Hand said, in his magnanimous host sort of way.

It's not like him, but he can afford to be magnanimous in the face of success.

And second, prosperous times are an opportunity to be magnanimous.

"I would treat such a doctor in a more magnanimous way."

"You need to be more magnanimous and patient, like me."

He was feeling magnanimous with the evening's work drawing to a close.

For those who're known as magnanimous, the entire world constitutes but a family.

In some ways, being magnanimous would carry the most satisfaction with it.