The uncharitable explanation is that she's too afraid to ask.
Her claim is overstated to the point of being uncharitable.
For a compilation that this reviewer is unlikely to be alone in frequently turning to, it may seem uncharitable to highlight a weakness and to issue a consumer warning.
Harris' first point might strike even some analytically trained philosophers as rather uncharitable.
One of those paths might appear to provide an uncharitable explanation of the draftsmen's motives, but the other might offer a more charitable explanation.
There is still an opportunity for decent men and decent women, who have some independence, to insist that this provision is uncharitable, inhuman and wrong.
No, without being uncharitable, we may well look elsewhere for the origin of this pronouncement.
We regret the position taken and the somewhat uncharitable remarks made by the rapporteur in this debate tonight.
He charges me with harbouring uncharitable thoughts about him.
