Sentence examples for a generous understanding of from inspiring English sources

Calling someone "baka" in Tokyo amounts to saying "idiot"; the preferred word here is "ahou," which is closer to "foolish" and carries with it a generous understanding of human frailty.

But Manguel's long career as a book lover (which spans more time than his career as a book writer) has given him a generous understanding of the specific genius readers bring to this encounter as well.

But as Mohr demonstrated in his previous novel, "Some Things That Meant the World to Me," he has a generous understanding of his characters, whom he describes with an intelligence and sensitivity that pulls you in.

Witnessed in the world at large, via Twitter tidbits and video clips, Kelly thus underscored the Trump Administration's commitment to a very generous understanding of the values of the Confederate States of America.

And if a mental patient can complete the Dopey Challenge, it will only come with the support of a generous, understanding community.

Dr Tim Kendall, of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, who is helping prepare new NHS guidelines for the treatment of ADHD, said: "A generous understanding would be to say that doctors have reached the point where they don't know what else to offer.

A generous, understanding man who loved actors, he was always prepared to give of himself to the many fans of the programme.

He possessed an acute sense of fundamentals founded on his always generous understanding of humanity, and of the lives of ordinary people.

But this more generous understanding of gay marriage opponents may be as practical as it is kind.

But it is also a convincing testimony to familial love, and its power to prompt the imagination in the service of a more generous understanding.

Generous, understanding.