Sentence examples for most charitable explanation from inspiring English sources

"The most charitable explanation is that they are incompetent.

The most charitable explanation is that Pirro simply didn't register what Emerson was saying.

That is the most charitable explanation of an error-strewn obituary of Algirdas Brazauskas it posted over the weekend.

The most charitable explanation here is that US Airways is just trying to kill some time by filling your ears with factoids, as you stew on hold.

Of course, the most charitable explanation of this bizarre exchange is that Gove was attempting to deflect attention away from the Change Britain report itself.

Evans, in his 1983 memoir, "Good Times, Bad Times," wrote, "The most charitable explanation of Murdoch's attitude to a promise was that he meant it when he made it; only circumstances changed".

Under the most charitable of explanations, Kammerer ran a seriously sloppy operation, even if he unknowingly stumbled over important phenomena.

At least that was the most charitable – not to say intelligible – explanation for the unreserved enthusiasm with which the shadow home secretary greeted her statement.

To my mind, the most charitable as well as the most credible explanation for the analogue between Gnecchi's opening and Strauss's Agamemnon motif is that Strauss had indeed taken at least a cursory look at "Cassandra," remembering the motif he associated with Agamemnon but forgetting its source.

That would be the most charitable view.

A charitable explanation for this would be that he was concentrating on political reform.