Sentence examples for generous reading from inspiring English sources

One interpretation of "The Kids Grow Up" — a plausible if not necessarily generous reading of the film — is that it's about how difficult it can be to live with a documentary filmmaker.

This essay drew no sharp contrast between readers and critics (and was fairly vague on the matter of "higher ideals"), choosing instead to encourage broad-minded, generous reading as a general principle for all.

This may be a generous reading.

Even a marginally more generous reading of the guidelines would have resulted in a minimum sentence of 15 years.

Solomon said he was "profoundly honoured" to receive the Wellcome book prize, and "very grateful to the judges for their generous reading of my work".

"A generous reading of the timing of his retirement, Rob, and with him I guess there's an odds-on chance it's true," says Alex Book.

Even if you see the 'twist' coming, this is a gentle, generous read, worth including for one killer scene alone (in which one of those Big Awkward Conversations With Your Mum is all conducted from within the safety of a wifi gaming helmet).

A less-generous reading would be to call it a disaster -- and one that Bush will have a hard time recovering from, as GOP establishment donors may now conclude en masse that Rubio is clearly a far better bet.

Rather they show us on their own account what generous, attentive reading can do.

But people were also more generous after reading words associated with secular authorities such as "police".

If Mr. Obama is inclined to step forward with a generous proposal (read: olive branch) – seating all the delegates, for example, or at least a portion that Mrs. Clinton's supporters find acceptable – he offered no such indications as he addressed a rally here today.