Sentence examples for this generous interpretation from inspiring English sources

Mao would be happy with this generous interpretation; fact checkers, less so.

That would be the generous interpretation.

Imagine the fuss if an American or Canadian pair been deprived of a medal because of the generous interpretation of the rules governing an interruption to a programme.

Naivety, at least, is the generous interpretation – the other source of such reckless, harmful pledges could only be electoral selfishness, and I'm sure Die Linke would never be guilty of that.

At least that's the generous interpretation.

This perhaps generous interpretation of the chronological limits of medieval philosophy implies that it lasted at least from the Greek patristic author Justin Martyr (mid-second century) until well into the fifteenth century — more than half the entire history of philosophy generally.

This was a heartbreakingly generous interpretation of female power: radical chic that still made traditional sense.

Of course, this may be a generous interpretation of actions that many who knew him found inexplicable.

In a generous interpretation, this would be a deliberate choice by Roger Danforth, the director, to make the awkwardness a comment on the decline in the art of conversation in the age of television.

In this study a fairly generous interpretation was chosen with all problems noted in the VCR counted as diagnoses/problems.

A generous interpretation of this phenomenon would be to see this group as the "lost boys" of New Labour.