magnanimous

IPA: mægnˈænʌmʌs

Examples of "magnanimous" in Sentences

He is, in short, magnanimous (for instance, he forgives his enemies their offences).
Would our city leaders be this magnanimous were the victims black and the attackers white?
PBS and NPR receive buckets of dough from big advertisers, who these days are known as magnanimous "sponsors."
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.
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.
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."