The prosperity of a nation depends largely on the intelligence, integrity, and magnanimity of its business men.

The crafty monarch of the Christians has no magnanimity in warfare; he seeks to subdue us through the weakness of our bodies, but shuns to encounter the courage of our souls.

But surely you have punished her enough by your long seclusion, and can afford to shew a tardy magnanimity by this time.

We trace Johnson's own character in his observations on Blackmore's 'magnanimity as an authour.'

But it would be absurd to expect such magnanimity on the part of Russia unless Roumania's action is prompt and vigorous.

Mercy, pity, magnanimity to the fallen, could not be expected from the frontiersmen gathered together to war against an Indian tribe.

He possesses that quality, unusual in one bred exclusively in the country, of magnanimity toward the unlike.

"A gentleman and a soldier, he united the virtue of chivalrous honor and magnanimity with the acquirements of learning and that love of polite literature which associated him with the first scholars of the age."

The sequel of the affair is a pitiful one, which Ruskin ever afterward hid deep in his heart, though at the time, finding that the woman was unable to live at the intellectual and spiritual altitude of her loyal husband, the latter, with a magnanimity beyond parallel, pardoned both Millais and the erring one, consented to a divorce, and actually stood by her at the altar as the faithless one took upon herself new vows unto a new husband.

A great genius, Flood lacked the keen judgment and careless magnanimity without which leadership in Ireland brings misunderstanding and disaster.

There is no sort of People whose Conversation is so pleasant as that of military Men, who derive their Courage and Magnanimity from Thought and Reflection.