Sentence examples for more generous reading from inspiring English sources

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

But I did find myself cherishing a tender hope that I'd misunderstood the whole thing, that a different, more generous reading might be possible.

A more generous reading is that one reason that so many big-budget Hollywood movies (Gravity, Harry Potter, Star Wars: The Force Awakens etc) shoot in the UK is that they receive such generous tax relief.

Now a brace of new translations of her first novel, and her last offer English speakers a more generous reading of her literature and life.An ardent young socialist convinced of culture's mission to educate, Wolf wrote her first novel in 1963.

A more generous reading of Goodman's proposal would widen the reflective equilibrium he proposes to include some of the beliefs about standards for acceptable inference that logicians develop (though some think that wide reflective equilibrium does not overcome the reliability problem noted above).

A more generous reading of the "best popular movie" premise aligns with the recurring gripe that the snobby academy doesn't treat escapist entertainment as art.

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

There is still another reading that is more generous to the astonished responses: That these films prompt a rightful incredulity that a person could take footage of beheadings and massacres and use editing software to increase its dramatic effect.

My reading is that Welles was being a little more generous.

Some students read about a program that was extremely generous — more generous, in fact, than any welfare policy that has ever existed in the United States — while others were presented with a very stingy proposal.

After reading "Face Value," I found myself regarding my own social behaviors in a more generous light.