1. She is not noted for her largesse .

2. He throws his largesse to all and sundry.

3. The philanthropic family's largesse was echoed by surprise announcements from both the Federal and provincial governments.

4. In unexpected largesse? am I cold.

5. His largesse has caused resentment that goes beyond the normal envy from fans.

6. As Nicaragua increases its dependence on Venezuela's largesse, European donors are pulling out.

7. Chinese enterprises are sometimes the beneficiaries of largesse from Beijing, such as low-interest loans that may never need to be repaid in full.

8. Hence the unprecedented largesse of the bank bail - out.

9. The national theatre will be the main beneficiary of the millionaire's largesse.

10. Our people are in no need of richer nations' largesse.

11. One of the peons is demanding another extension of largesse.

12. Honda may get some small short-term positive publicity from its largesse, but that alone would hardly account for such long-term plans.

13. Yet it takes more than a dream and government largesse to succeed as a financial hub.

14. Broadly,(sentence dictionary) there are two possible objections to Rio accepting Chinalco's largesse.

15. Moody's ( MCO - news - people ), in a spotty interlude of largesse, just upgraded some tranches of Freeport McMoRan's debt from junk to lowest investment grade.

16. Former world heavyweight champions and bitter rivals Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield are also said to be enjoying King's largesse for this show.

17. As it is, the industry's fortunes rise and fall with the level of official largesse.

18. The guilt, though , and the awkward awareness of living on your laws' largesse , tough.

19. The public finances, at the state and central level, can hardly support this largesse.

20. Ronald Reagan, well on his way to slashing his predecessor's largesse toward clean energy, killed the investment tax credit.

21. Bear's share holders will not benefit from the Fed's largesse.

22. The Independent and the London Evening Standard depend on the largesse of foreign investors.

23. A democracy cannot survive as a permanent form of government. It can last only until its citizens discover that they can vote themselves largesse from the public treasury.

24. Across the globe spending is being driven by government largesse, not animal spirits.

25. Hugo Ch á vez, Venezuela's populist president, is leaving little to chance with his show of largesse.