Sentence examples for a more generous view from inspiring English sources

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".

The Bush team has not really been converted to a more generous view of diplomacy, and the Europeans still have their fears and own agenda".

Yet at one apartment uptown, four girls watched the first episode, and they took a more generous view than their parents.

A more generous view is that he is trying to provoke the kind of debate about the Bushes he believes we should have started years ago.

However, there is also a more generous perspective.

In fact, recent polling on Catholic Millennials clearly shows that this generation does not stand with Hale, and instead has a much more generous view of women's autonomy and freedom of conscience.

In 1947, by contrast, the queen had taken a somewhat more generous view of British history, praising "our great imperial family" in a birthday broadcast from Cape Town.

Mr. From offered an even more generous view of Mr. Clinton's accomplishments.

If Trump is defeated, another Republican may prove able to resurrect aspects of his economic populism and his more generous view of the role of government, and combine them with the more inclusive language recommended by the Party establishment.