leniently

That he would be leniently treated, I could not hope.

The authorities treated him leniently in the period 1651 to 1655.

Many investors believe that the oil and gas companies will now be treated more leniently.

Here he was treated very leniently, some of his friends even being allowed to accompany him.

Think yourselves lucky that the general has decided to deal leniently with you.

The judge at his trial told him, "upon request of the family, I can deal leniently with you".

I ask you to deal him leniently in that because of that.

"I dare say the judges will take that into account and deal leniently with them."

The less able students, who did not intend to follow a career in music, were treated more leniently.

Why should another species be treated more leniently than a member of your own?"

It makes one pity the poor Archbishop, and with that he, too, could have been let off as leniently.

However, the evidence does suggest that married women with a caring role are more likely to be treated leniently.

I can promise that you will be dealt with leniently."

Many worried that the suspects would be treated leniently because of their ages.

Students tend to select courses with teachers who grade leniently, often learning less along the way.

"The High Council will not look leniently upon you one more time.

Offside will be called much more leniently in favor of attackers.

Leading intellectuals had been purged but were treated more leniently than in the past.

The sentence of imprisonment was at first interpreted leniently by the Pope.

Colleges may react leniently in order to avoid bad publicity or any kind of financial loss.

To dress a ham, signifies you will be leniently treated by others.

Though belated in their fire, men of crime were too earnest to be treated leniently.

Leniently, not expecting them to appreciate such treasures, he showed off his paintings.

Street robbery was not the only crime to be viewed leniently in the interwar years.

Those who'd confessed had been treated leniently with hard labor in China's hinterlands.