Sentence examples for most benign interpretation from inspiring English sources

But why did Sir Christopher Rose give the most benign interpretation of events?

"You have to be disposed towards the most benign interpretation of the strange signals you get from time to time," he says.

The most benign interpretation of the Beijing talks seemed to be that North Korea was using its last remaining leverage -- "playing its last cards," as Ko Yoo Hwan, a North Korea expert at Dongguk University in Seoul put it -- as an extreme opening position in negotiations that might last for months or years.

Following soundbite and photo-op, the big American export of the past decade was (of course) the much-extended concept of the spin doctor: originally, the person who tried to put the most benign interpretation on a candidate's performance in televised debates, now expanded to cover any form of political presentation more economical than the Queen's Speech.

"It is a very unfortunate outcome in an industry that has no economic or national-security significance," says Lester Ross of WilmerHale, a law firm, in Beijing.The most benign interpretation of the rejection being bandied about by lawyers and bankers is that it reflects a political response to critical comments by America's new administration.

There's no benign interpretation of this.

A more benign interpretation, she suggested, was mismatched life cycles.

But one longtime observer offered a more benign interpretation.

But it is possible to give the web of seemingly incriminating relationships a more benign interpretation.

Arben Arifi of the Kosovo Institute of History said there was a practical reason for the relatively benign interpretation of Serbia's role.

Lying (in its most benign form) is a liberator.