Sentence examples for charitable mood from inspiring English sources

Melzer, understandably, in a more charitable mood.

Now the banks are in a less charitable mood.

They have gone well enough when the firms have been in charitable mood.

Though Ljubicic's behavior had been charitable down the stretch on the court, he was in a much less charitable mood in the interview room, criticizing Roddick's demonstrative demeanor.

By the final whistle, the anti-Klinsmann brigade had taken down the "Klinsi out!" banners but the board still wasn't in charitable mood.

Had Aloisi's forwards been less profligate and his goalkeeper less calamitous he may have been in a more charitable mood and reflected on the visitors' smart defending.

In less charitable moods, they described shepherds as bandits with sheep.

In charitable moods, I wrote this off to inexperience, writers fresh out of college holding new releases to the unrealistically high standards of their previously assigned reading.

With a still struggling economy, and a homeless population that continues to persist after decades of compassionate giving in this country, the mood for charitable approaches to homelessness is changing.

Be charitable initially but do not tolerate persistent bad moods and bad behavior; repetition is a sign that you are being targeted.

Perhaps when it was sung at an actual wake, the character of the deceased had some effect on the singer's tone and the listeners' mood, according to whether or not he or she had lived a charitable life.