Meanings of too magnanimous in English

My mother is too magnanimous to refuse reparation where she has erred.

My dear Hugh, don't let Meynell be too magnanimous- Ican'tstand it.

He was too magnanimous to understand such small hints.

No, Max Emmanuel, you are too magnanimous to sacrifice the interests of Christendom to such considerations.

He is too urbane, too polite, too magnanimous.

You are too magnanimous, thus to fight for your friend and run the risk of being killed.

Sir Percival confusedly attempted to excuse himself, but the Count was too magnanimous to listen to him.

He is too magnanimous for that.

Your majesty is much too magnanimous, much too timid, to treat him as roughly as my brother King Henry deserves.

She knew Andre was too magnanimous to ever allude to her horrible fault, and would use every means to conceal it.

Laurier had too magnanimous a mind to cherish hate; but he feared Bourassa with a fear which in the end became an obsession.

In my judgment the American people are too brave, too generous, too magnanimous, too humane to believe in that outrageous doctrine of eternal damnation.

In my judgment the American people are too brave, too charitable, too generous, too magnanimous to believe in the infamous dogma of an eternal hell.

Other churches did not agree with him nor his, but he was too broad for hatred, too charitable for revenge, and too magnanimous for envy.

"You know perfectly what I mean-it'stoo magnanimous of you to pretend you don't."

" Too magnanimous," Tarkin said.