Sentence examples for somewhat charitable from inspiring English sources

The Daily Express page one blurb is somewhat charitable with a simple "England's gaffe goalie puts his troubles behind him", but inside comes the knife: Green finds a ball game he can get to grips with.

Without necessarily forgiving himself or the rest of greedy and needy humanity, Rector chooses instead a dry, somewhat charitable acknowledgment that the world is… worldly.

As you might have guessed, Spicey's post is getting lots of comments from people in ways that range from somewhat charitable to straight-on trollish.

Ms. Molloy is somewhat less charitable, finding him to be something of a social climber.

The chief difference between the old book and the new, apart from the addition of anecdotes and an updated bibliography, is a somewhat more charitable attitude toward O'Neill's parents and a slightly harsher judgment of his multiple excesses as an alcoholic, adulterer, derelict and self-destructive American Prometheus.

As we look at stagnant and somewhat decreasing numbers of charitable donors in society, I think one of the contributing problems is that adults are not openly teaching and mentoring the next generation to be giving.

Mr. Levine's emergence as Charlotte's charitable kingpin echoes somewhat his rise as an executive.

It is somewhat hard to question the charitable motivations of the series, especially considering the rest of "reality" on television.

[C2.] Donations to Charity Rose Slightly in 2004 Charitable giving rose somewhat last year, reflecting economic stability and stock gains that helped lift foundation assets and corporate profits.

After the charitable Cheryl, I was somewhat ashamed, and for a while I couldn't stand to look at Dedo's poetry.

PAGE B1 CHARITABLE GIVING INCREASES Charitable giving recovered somewhat last year, according to new estimates by the Giving USA Foundation, but experts are predicting that this year will present more challenges to nonprofit fund-raisers.