Sentence examples for be charitable to from inspiring English sources

It would be charitable to water and weed the plants.

It would be charitable to say he is free-associating; in fact, he's raving.

It would be charitable to pass over the week's other films in silence.

It would be charitable to say that Massachusetts had a governor for 18 months of his four-year term.Forget the Mormon religion, Forget his talking points.

It may, the commission reassures us, be charitable to have a trust that helps enforce existing laws – it would give charitable status to a trust to fund prosecution of homosexuals in Uganda.

There are also copious stage directions in the libretto, and it would be charitable to think it was the effort to follow those that make Van Hove's production so self-consciously contrived.

He was being charitable to England's ageing, outclassed side.

The Times, surely being charitable to its sources, noted that such claims from Trump have been "stunning" to his advisers.

The community is charitable to a fault: at Sunday-morning house parties and festive holiday cruises, grandees compete by making donations to one another's pet charities.

But it's charitable to say that it's at least an open question.

"The international community," Kibreab pointed out, "has never been charitable to the Eritrean government.