Sentence examples similar to Lenient feelings from inspiring English sources
"Why don't you sing a song in your head?" he suggests in an attempt to keep Victor calm, but his whispering draws the attention of burglar number two, who not feeling so lenient, shoots Victor through the cupboard doors.
I like to write in the morning, I usually write from home, either my desk or if I'm feeling particularly indulgent and lenient I will write on the couch.
Be lenient: Let not the touch of hand.
If the agency is lenient, they could conceivably look healthier.
I am reducing this kind of work, not because of audiences' feelings and comments, but because I become more lenient with age.
But in an age in which an increasing number of people have developed strong feelings about what they eat, jails in nearby San Francisco and Contra Costa Counties take a more lenient approach and provide vegetarian meals on request.
With all that tingly feeling of romance in the air, he can take advantage of the lenient illusion that any single man at a wedding must have real commitment on his mind, coupled with an undertow of anxiety on the part of single women: that they have not got married yet.
The same type of situation can be observed from the judicial policy of "two less and one lenient ".2 In the same way we used to ask Han members to understand the minority's situation and feelings from their positions, I would suggest members of minority groups also try to understand the feelings of Han and their situations from their positions.
Britain looks particularly lenient.
