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"I don't know it's that thought out — that's maybe being ungenerous," she added, emphasizing that "it's concerning to me."

This may sound ungenerous to these voters, but only if you've been sparing yourself the torture of engaging their actual opinions.

Or you could embrace a conspiracy theory that tells you all your knee-jerk, ungenerous reactions are the right ones, and you're the victim of evil forces trying to take away what's yours.

Rod Dreher, an American commentator who converted to Orthodoxy but shares ideological ground with Catholic traditionalists, called the homily “mean-spirited and ungenerous.”

“People are afraid they’re going to sound cheap or ungenerous when talking about splitting the bill, but talking about money can be a normal thing,” Ms. Meier wrote.