Sentence examples for lenient view from inspiring English sources
"lenient view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You could use it to describe someone's opinion or stance on an issue. For example, "He had a lenient view on the issue of gun control."
Derrick took a more lenient view.
The ref takes a lenient view.
In Marylebone they take a lenient view of sleepers.
"Courts usually take a lenient view if confessional statements are made".
You might expect antitrust regulators to take a lenient view of tobacco-market concentration.
So is Dad (Mr. Laurie), a relaxed fellow who takes a lenient view of anything involving his children.
The sages at Yavne, however, did take a major step toward restoring Halakhic consistency by upholding the generally more lenient views of the House of Hillel over those of the House of Shammai, thus establishing the Hillelite tradition as the main trend of rabbinic Judaism.
But there are other, much less lenient views about responsibility for the harms of oppression that some feminists and race theorists advocate.
Four Serbian players were banned, while two of their coaches are suspended for two years but the punishment was thought by many to be too lenient, particularly in view of the £80,000 fine imposed on Denmark's Nicklas Bendtner for promoting a betting company on his underwear during Euro 2012.
She is notably relaxed and worldly about the news of Yale's infidelity, especially considering that it means the end of her marriage - and the scene is arguably symptomatic of Woody Allen's lenient, male-centred view of extra-marital affairs.
He faces a maximum of seven years in prison, but would be expected to receive a more lenient sentence in view of his guilty pleas.
