Sentence examples for generous explanations from inspiring English sources

The most generous explanations for that behavior are that the sender fired off the message in the heat of anger or was simply unaware of how insulting it would sound.

He makes almost no effort to explore the numerous substantial justifications for the second, more generous explanation for Kuhn's influence.

A generous explanation is that a regime fearful of approaching crisis wants to avoid an Egyptian scenario by co-opting the most active part of the population and offsetting the impact of Mr Putin's likely return as president.

In the background there's the specter of Eight Belles (see Peter J. Boyer for more on that) which may be the most generous explanation for lines like this, in a column in today's Times: How much money and self-esteem does one long-striding, young female need?

We'll stay away from the less generous explanation.

The most generous explanation involves a lack of both leadership skills and managerial competence.

A less generous explanation is that CNN rushed a sensational story into publication without properly fact-checking other people's statements.

We have added a new panel to Figure 1 showing the classical song-control brain areas, and have been more generous with the explanations in the Discussion.

Owens is generous with the technical explanation: "All of the sleeves are long, with a small shoulder.

We stop and chat with a number of people, all of whom are generous with their time and explanations.

If this fifth one is guzzled down — Burp! — the drinker has just become an official "big boy" beer drinker and is eligible for the "free beer for life" prize, which, upon explanation, is not as generous as it might sound.