Sentence examples for A charitable view from inspiring English sources

A charitable view would be that the Tate Modern was housed in a structure designed to generate power not epiphanies.

A charitable view would be that any under-representation of Asian backgrounds in leadership positions simply reflects a time lag.

A charitable view would assign to Socrates in place of (1) the view that only expert knowledge on the model of techne requires the ability to give definitions, and in place of (2) the view that we cannot know what the essential features of something are until we know its essence.

So a charitable view might be that this mission was a piece of contrition.

Labour is confident that voters will take a charitable view of this lapse.

Taking a charitable view of the revelation was the Indoor Tanning Association, a trade lobbying group based in Washington, D.C.

And if so, is it not time for historians to take a more charitable view of a group who tried precisely that but failed heroically: the Confederate states of America?RUDOLPH HIRSCHWashington, DC.

A decision is due before November 12th.A less charitable view is that the Conservatives lack a policy.

A less charitable view is that, in a personal feud, he knifed his chairman by forming an unprincipled alliance, with unpleasant side-effects for years to come.

In the second study, based on employees working in a university setting, males once again took a more charitable view of gender harassment, but not unwanted sexual attention; and, compared with females, males believed sexual harassment to be less common in the workplace.

A less charitable view is that the Gulch was a scam from the beginning and Johnson has simply been taking in as much money from starry-eyed libertarians as he could without keeping much in the way of records or seriously trying to make their vision a reality.