Sentence examples for some leniency from inspiring English sources

Some leniency for solo artists.

You've got to have some leniency.

The I.R.S. is offering tax dodgers some leniency.

Many companies – especially the bigger ones – are expected to show some leniency under the current circumstances.

Mr. Morris's lawyer, William Schwartz, tried to argue for some leniency because his client had paid back $19 million.

Holder has shown some leniency toward Snowden before, but his use of the phrase "public service" turned heads.

I even broke her confidence and told them about her father, hoping it would garner some leniency--and I learned a lesson that still haunts me: Doing the right thing can feel terrible.

He was acutely aware that some Palestinians -- and some aid donors, a group that until recently included Israel -- were expecting him to demonstrate some sympathetic leniency toward the Palestinian leadership.

This spoof horror film asked some wry leniency of its audience (centring, as it did, on the mass slaughter of toothy underwear models) but got none and was body-slammed by critics.

It works generally like this: A company that suspects bribery overseas hires a battery of lawyers, accountants and investigators who may then report any findings to Justice in hopes of some undefined leniency.

We should see it with some degree of leniency.