Sentence examples for be more charitable they from inspiring English sources
They see British voters as exceptionally ignorant; or, to be more charitable, they think the British debate is poisoned by nationalism, fomented by scare stories in the British press.
Ezio Dallocchio urged Italians to be more charitable.
The family seems to be more charitable abroad than it is at home.
The women in his life tended to be more charitable in their written comments, too.
'I want you to be more charitable toward Wade Martin and Ellender,' he said".
I will try to be more charitable when I hear a cellphone ring in a public place.
To be more charitable than precise, the word comedy is being used very loosely indeed, in deference to all lapsed tastes.
(Full disclosure: Thinking that a fresh set of eyes might be more charitable, I chose not to rereview "Ghost the Musical," which I had seen in London and heartily disliked).
Many great rock bands are smart people flying into dumbness -- or, to be more charitable, cultivating a derangement of the senses that spills over into vainglory, grandiosity, frippery, pretension and sentimentality.
Or, to be more charitable, politicians longing to re-shape their societies fall back on modest and unconvincing policies like tweaks to the tax code because those are the levers they can actually pull.Much of the rest of the time, I would argue, high policy is routinely trumped by low politics.
