Sentence examples for a charitable mood from inspiring English sources
Most in the crowd were in a charitable mood toward the news anchor.
Continental Europeans see this as a problem created by Britain, and not many are in a charitable mood.
He's clearly in a charitable mood.
And Harvey wasn't in a charitable mood.
The referee is clearly in a charitable mood having let Phil Bardsley off.
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Melzer, understandably, in a more charitable mood.
Now the banks are in a less charitable mood.
Had Aloisi's forwards been less profligate and his goalkeeper less calamitous he may have been in a more charitable mood and reflected on the visitors' smart defending.
If you're in a (very) charitable mood, you could make some sort of intellectual case for the approach taken by Mr. Kulick, who practiced high-concept Shakespeare more successfully with his "Timon of Athens" in Central Park six years ago.
Though Ljubicic's behavior had been charitable down the stretch on the court, he was in a much less charitable mood in the interview room, criticizing Roddick's demonstrative demeanor.
