Sentence examples for more charitable view from inspiring English sources
Hawke takes a more charitable view.
Others took a more charitable view.
(A more charitable view is that Mr Abramovich simply spotted an opportunity).
He clearly took a more charitable view of Carson than of Trump.
A more charitable view is that the experimental results demonstrate that collisions between like molecules have little affect on D12.
Of all his Labour colleagues, Corbett takes a more charitable view of Kilroy-Silk's decision to abandon Westminster.
As for Merkel, some saw a stubborn control freak acting in her country's interests, while others were more charitable, viewing her as a pragmatist who could see the bigger picture.
No one more charitable in his view of human failings.
My view is more charitable to the White House.
But there's a more charitable lens with which to view his schemes — in times of unfettered expansion and rapacity, standing still can seem like a real risk.
A more charitable (some would say harsher) view is that they have made a Faustian bargain: they say they're for capital punishment, and in return they get to survive politically.
