Sentence examples for a charitable reading from inspiring English sources

This owes its impetus to a desire to read Plato as charitably as possible, and a belief that a charitable reading of Plato's works will minimise their dependence on the theory of Forms.

He suggested a charitable reading of Manziel's extracurriculars.

A charitable reading of that would indicate the president has simply ignored all the evidence to the contrary.

A charitable reading would conclude that the "system" works since Moss deciphered the smoke signals and offered his resignation.

On that, even a charitable reading of the record suggests that Weiner will have some persuading to do.

Stern, now 82, seems to anticipate this criticism in the preface, where he tells us that he is tempted to say "this is an old man's book," a "geriatric self-inoculation" aimed at eliciting a charitable reading.

So on a more charitable reading, the incompatibilist's reductio does not target an externalism based on a causal theory.

Amy Davidson says that's a very charitable reading.

There is a less charitable reading of our addiction to creative sims like Farmville and Sim City, however.

A relatively charitable reading is that, by exaggerating the difficulty, he was hoping to make the modesty of the government's response to it appear defensible.

As a screenshot of the exchange posted online by Ms. Pelosi showed, Mr. Zarif added, "the man who did is now gone," before subsequently recasting that comment to offer a more charitable reading of stance taken by Iran's former president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.