Sentence examples for a generous view from inspiring English sources

Which, arguably, is a generous view.

Hughes loved Ron Santo, but he has a generous view of his new partner.

As with many things, there's a generous view and a mean one.

A Georgian Revival mansion, it sits atop high ground, with formal gardens and a generous view of the valley below.

Even taking a generous view of its behaviour that it was cavalier and naive, rather than actively mendacious the war remains an enormous stain.

The Fulham striker had previously thrust his face into that of Craig Bellamy and can count himself quite fortunate that Friend took a generous view of that.

A very generous view of this mass exposure of legislators would say it is a good thing in a state where the news media are geographically scattered and the political interests unusually parochial.

Others will take a more generous view of his methods.

John Logsdon, the doyen of American space studies, takes a more generous view in his new book ("John F. Kennedy and the Race to the Moon", Palgrave Macmillan).

One veteran from another regiment offered a more generous view, hailing the sutler's store as "that wonderful requisite of army life".

A less generous view is that for every minute that the talks continued and crisis loomed, a legislator's chance of free media time improved.