Meanings of own magnanimity in English

He was faithful to the tie, and flaunted his own magnanimity.

Knowing his own magnanimity he expects that his word shall not be questioned.

He was much moved by his own magnanimity.

May stopped, heated, glowing with his own magnanimity.

O'Hara went out, glowing with his own magnanimity.

Mr. Grenville's rudeness, and her own magnanimity.

The consciousness of his own magnanimity and the spectacle of Benger's embarrassment restored Staithes to his good humour.

She had stifled the truth, and accepted thanks not her due, and listened to praise of her own magnanimity.

The vicomte said that the Duc d'Enghien had perished by his own magnanimity, and that there were particular reasons for Buonaparte's hatred of him.

"In full's what I said," murmured the unsuspecting philanthropist, enjoying to the full his own magnanimity.

"I didn't mean to be brutal," he said, rather largely, entirely conscious of his own magnanimity.

'It is not graceful to make an uproar about your own magnanimity, nor to talk of what is to happen after a man's death.