Sentence examples for charitable reading from inspiring English sources

This owes its impetus to a desire to read Plato as charitably as possible, and a belief that a charitable reading of Plato's works will minimise their dependence on the theory of Forms.

Amy Davidson says that's a very charitable reading.

He suggested a charitable reading of Manziel's extracurriculars.

There is a less charitable reading of our addiction to creative sims like Farmville and Sim City, however.

A charitable reading would conclude that the "system" works since Moss deciphered the smoke signals and offered his resignation.

On that, even a charitable reading of the record suggests that Weiner will have some persuading to do.

The most charitable read of all of this is that some sort of breakdown in communication occurred, either between Carson's handlers and Jennings, between Jennings and the Union-Leader, or both.

It is perhaps most charitable to read Lange as suggesting that there is nothing in materialism that requires one principle or the other, but that one could find oneself attracted to either principle, even if one started from theoretical materialism.

Now, whether or not this is the most charitable way of reading Strawson's earlier position, he himself does not seem to have adopted quite this first response when he came to reply to Stroud in his later work.

Peter Buffett's New York Times Op-Ed piece "The Charitable-Industrial Complex" reads like the diary of an early explorer, a mix of insightful and simplistic observations of the new world he's been thrust into as co-Chair of the NoVo Foundation: the wild territory at the intersection of money, politics, and highly-complex societal problems.

Obviously this reading is not charitable to Heraclitus.