Sentence examples for quite charitable from inspiring English sources

That actually seems quite charitable.

The first two seem fair enough, but an amber for planning seems quite charitable.

The war in Iraq turned out (and this is being quite charitable) much differently than the Bush administration had predicted.

Savage's team says he was born in the United Kingdom and arrived legally in the United States at the age of 7. In 2006, his lawyers say, his legal status expired "through no fault of his own". He is also quite charitable and is known in Atlanta for organizing giveaways for children and those in need.

Spence, however, wasn't quite as charitable when he realized Del Guercio received more votes than he did in the race.

Liberals are not quite as reciprocally charitable.

But be aware that quite a few charitable trusts prefer not to donate funds to these types of organisation because they are not perceived to have the purpose and the regulatory safeguards offered by charitable status.

The law is quite clear that charitable pledges and gifts are enforceable and supported by "consideration" in California.

In a world in which every penny spent by charitable organisations – quite rightly – needs to be accounted for, many NGOs are placed in an impossible position; to justify spending resources on advocacy they need to be able to point to some sort of documented outcome.

Ron Salisbury is quite a guy, quietly charitable and a pillar of our community.

"They built hospitals and schools and supported bread lines and did quite a bit of normal charitable work in Sudan, Pakistan, Afghanistan," Mr. Sedky said.