Sentence examples for more charitable explanation from inspiring English sources
It could be that there is a more charitable explanation for Ellmers's remarks.
The more charitable explanation is that he believes he's the only one who can stop what he fears is an imminent war.
The more charitable explanation, however, is that she and the other conservative justices had convinced themselves that the Florida court was a group of partisan Democrats who had to be prevented from stealing the election and that they trusted themselves more than Congress to resolve the confusion.
I'd offer a more charitable explanation.
At least that's a more charitable explanation than saying they don't care how the Constitution works and merely use it as a fig leaf while they undermine the rights it guarantees.
But there are other, more charitable explanations for this phenomenon.
Some Democrats, though, and especially those who are apt to call themselves "progressives," offer a more complicated and less charitable explanation.
In leaner times, surveys suggest, attitudes are more charitable, and redistribution more welcomed.One possible explanation for this variation (advanced by David Kynaston, a historian) is that Britons tend to espouse an enhanced version of fairness when it chimes with their self-interest.
Another, less charitable, explanation is that this White House put a premium on loyalty when putting together a team and is more aggressive at enforcing it.
Others were more charitable.
