Sentence examples for a new lenient from inspiring English sources

And what there is comes with a new, lenient sentimentality and dullness.

They said that if any more recounts were done in Florida, the county canvassing boards should also count overseas absentee ballots using a new, more lenient standard that was ordered by a federal judge in Pensacola on Friday.

These are tested when an impassioned colonel from the old regime shows off his prize instrument of torture, lobbying for its continued use despite a new and more lenient commander.

For example, in early 2007 Countrywide Financial Corp. re-chartered, ditched its old regulator (the Comptroller) and switched to a new regulator (the notoriously-lenient OTS).

Then many banks, faced with a new regulator, try to find more lenient supervision.

It was tough enough to chill investment but too lenient to forestall a new outburst of unrest.

Players, coaches and officials say they are drawn by Ripken's lenient boundary rules and a new, larger diamond that allows play to more closely mirror the major leagues.

They caught me an hour later and moved me to a new home that was a lot more lenient.

His case had been assigned to a new D.A., whom he hoped might be more lenient.

Eunice noted that she is quite lenient whenever she is given a new rubric.

To get very progressive or very lenient, depending: L.A. Unified School District has enacted a new policy that prohibits homework from counting for more than ten per cent of a student's final grade.