I merely think that it was a little ungenerous of him to refer to this munificence as a "spavined nag".
The local acquiring authority, in their munificence, offered him £75 in all.
We are all supposed to gasp and thank him for his munificence.
We are grateful, too, for his munificence in his gifts to museums.
The trouble was that that munificence extended for just 12 months.
Those contributions are not made for reasons of munificence.
The lottery will be judged by its impact upon the nation through the munificence of its large sums of money.
That means treating people as individuals with legitimate expectations of quality, rather than as lucky beneficiaries of public munificence.
