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.
While some reviews have been charitable about its merit in plotting her development as a writer, others have been scathing about the unedited draft, set in the era of the civil rights movement.
This is where the trail grows tricky, for what had been charitable suddenly crosses a line that tax law and moral convention think inviolable -- it turns commercial, and no one likes to talk very much about what happens next.
Peter Nevill and Mitchell Johnson got their heads down, batted sensibly where others had been charitable, and with the wicketkeeper playing the longest innings of this hectic game so far in terms of balls received, put on a 42-run partnership that gave Australia the slenderest of leads before Johnson became Finn's fifth victim.
Some have been charitable and some have not.
Their acts might have been charitable, but not revolutionary.
After all, according to a delightful Wikipedia entry, "the creators of Cards Against Humanity have been charitable".
Just as the Prophet had shown kindness to people who literally heaped garbage on his head and patience with the Bedouin who pissed inside the mosque, my sisters and brothers have been charitable with me.
In response to this case and IRC v Baddely, the Recreational Charities Act 1958 was passed, which provides that "it shall be and be deemed always to have been charitable to provide, or assist in the provision of, facilities for recreation or other leisure-time occupation, if the facilities are provided in the interest of social welfare".
Now the country's telecoms regulator, the Federal Communications Commision (FCC) has been less charitable.
