Sentence examples for to be less charitable from inspiring English sources
Senior Bush administration officials tend to be less charitable.
McCain's Senate colleagues, particularly the Republicans, tend to be less charitable.
Allow us to be less charitable with our verdict on the music, though, which fails to deviate from the X Factor formula of dousing festive standards (When You Wish Upon a Star; The First Noel) with slushy strings and choirs.
To be less charitable, though, there were plenty of other ways for Walker to answer the question.
Another way of looking at it would be less charitable.
There may also be less charitable motives behind some public displays of benevolence, as tycoons spooked by a wide-ranging government crackdown on corruption look for less controversial ways to show off their wealth.
Those prices may be less charitable than they were when the Salesian Sisters of St John Bosco ran Villa Levens as a religious retreat, but then they weren't big on Temple Spa toiletries, smart bathrooms, crisp linens and comfy beds.
It is likely that as they ruefully contemplate the ruins of their home equity, 401 k)s, savings and credit lines, they will be less charitable and think about their own welfare.
A consultant to labor unions was less charitable, saying Obama should have pressed a more ambitious proposal.
Other New Jersey Democrats are less charitable to Christie.
The conservative newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung was less charitable to the arriving president and his German fans.
