Sentence examples for a more charitable attitude from inspiring English sources

Those who are agnostic about Yeti take a more charitable attitude to the reports they think that the world may well contain the sort of creature described therein.

The chief difference between the old book and the new, apart from the addition of anecdotes and an updated bibliography, is a somewhat more charitable attitude toward O'Neill's parents and a slightly harsher judgment of his multiple excesses as an alcoholic, adulterer, derelict and self-destructive American Prometheus.

Melzer, understandably, in a more charitable mood.

Hawke takes a more charitable view.

Others took a more charitable view.

Liberals have a more charitable, but unfortunately more obscure, rejoinder.

(A more charitable view is that Mr Abramovich simply spotted an opportunity).

A more charitable interpretation is that he has had a genuine change of heart.

But there is a more charitable way to interpret the analogy.

It could be that there is a more charitable explanation for Ellmers's remarks.

(Wonkette's Jack Stuef had a more charitable interpretation of the site as Daoist).