bigger person

It makes you a bigger person, more able to feel.

You can move on and know you're the bigger person."

You become a bigger person, able to understand, or reconcile, more.

In the end, you will come out the bigger person."

So in answer to your question of how much longer you have to keep being the bigger person for - I'd say indefinitely.

I turned off my shower because some bigger person had moved under the stream of water with me.

Do I need to be a bigger person and do this?

Galling as it may seem, you will have to be the bigger person here.

I'm not sure if that is still being the bigger person or not though.

Perhaps you are ready to nurture a child as a bigger person with greater depth and understanding.

It would take a bigger person more time to get out of their two seats and open that door."

I guess Spider was a bigger person than me.

Validate your child's feelings of disappointment, and help her learn to be the bigger person.

She accepted his apology because she is the bigger person here.

"The point is that the police sergeant needs to be the bigger person, take the higher road, be more professional."

“For guys to take on that role, that just makes them a bigger person.

I don't want her in my life any more, but my partner wants me to be the bigger person, for his sake.

Don't yon understand that you're a bigger person than this small, peculiar planet needs?

While that is not your fault, be the bigger person and put yourself in their shoes if they seem a bit snippy or cold.

I suppose a bigger person would have felt humbled.

“So he could take an organ from a much bigger person.”

Obama looks the bigger person, calling for a discourse that heals not wounds.

“He seems to be a bigger person, and that is partly because he lives for going out there.”

Regardless of how much you dislike certain relatives, resolve to be the bigger person and put your differences aside for the season.

The character "called the shots" in her final appearance, and was the "bigger person" by forcing everyone to accept the reality of the situation.