Magnanimous

Their answer is for a platonic oligarchy of a rich class which in magnanimous good will is supposed to provide "jobs" for the middle class. ❋ Dr. Behzad Mohit (2010)

He is, in short, magnanimous (for instance, he forgives his enemies their offences). ❋ Unknown (2006)

Dr. Weizman, in magnanimous terms, said, "I want nothing for myself, but the Jews are interested in re-establishing in Palestine a cultural home, a religious home, and we would be glad to have the support of the Allies, particularly the British, in our ambition." ❋ Unknown (1938)

Mighty of heart, mighty of mind -- "magnanimous" -- to be this, is, indeed, to be great in life; to become this increasingly, is, indeed, to "advance in life," -- in life itself -- not in the trappings of it. ❋ Various (N/A)

PBS and NPR receive buckets of dough from big advertisers, who these days are known as magnanimous "sponsors." ❋ Unknown (2007)

Would our city leaders be this magnanimous were the victims black and the attackers white? ❋ Unknown (2002)

He became uneasily conscious his own part in it could not be overlooked, that he was doing something that evilly-disposed persons might even call magnanimous or philanthropic. ❋ Marguerite Bryant (N/A)

Such an eulogium at such a time is a wonderful instance of loving forbearance with a true-hearted follower's weakness, and of a desire which, in a man, we should call magnanimous, to shield John's character from depreciation on account of his message. ❋ Alexander Maclaren (1868)

But if they truly believe that it will do for humanity what is claimed for it, I do not see why it should be called magnanimous for a woman to say, I yield to man just what he has always asserted as his, the right to rule. ❋ Matilda Joslyn Gage (1862)

In consequence of this refusal -- called magnanimous by contemporary writers -- to accept his property under such conditions, the estates were detained from him for a considerable time longer. ❋ John Lothrop Motley (1845)

The Jacobin party contained one gang which, even in that party, was preëminent in every mean and every savage vice, a gang so low-minded and so inhuman that, compared with them, Robespierre might be called magnanimous and merciful. ❋ Thomas Babington Macaulay Macaulay (1829)

The Jacobin party contained one gang which, even in that party, was pre-eminent in every mean and every savage vice; a gang so low-minded and so inhuman that, compared with them, Robespierre might be called magnanimous and merciful. ❋ Thomas Babington Macaulay Macaulay (1829)

[Hercules] was magnanimous ❋ Vegihumor333 (2003)

When it came to [communication], her [oral] skills were magnanimous. 4 spot [bugs] + a half hottie = magnanimous. ❋ TheKidRealNameNoGimmicks (2008)

[Her ass] is magnanimous. ❋ Chunky (2004)

1. [I hear that] guy has a magnanimous. 2. [Just because] you're a magnanimous doesn't mean you have to do [porn]. ❋ Andrew (2005)

[magnanimous] [noble] [generous] ❋ Mckkenzie (2010)

[Jesus] was [magnanimous]. Dude, doesn't magnanimous mean [big]? No? Oh. ❋ SATdrillsergeant (2011)

[Napoleon] was [magnanimous] ❋ Scorpio_Rishi (2014)

Those [mountains] were [magnanimous]! ❋ The Serpent (2021)

[The love of my life] = [Adam] is a [dorkus magnanimous] and I wouldn't have him any other way <3 ❋ Woobiegyrlie3 (2007)

He made a big [speech] at the fund-raiser and then [hid] like a magnanimouse when they came around with [the hat]. ❋ Vivauganda (2010)