Sentence examples for a bit forgiving from inspiring English sources

This makes for a page of — well, calling it filler seems a bit forgiving.

So let's be a bit forgiving here since it's probably good that FDR, Reagan, Kearns-Goodwin and Zacharia weren't drummed out of their professions.

But sometimes he thinks they have been a bit too forgiving.

I've also learned that next time someone doesn't share my love of some exotic fusion dish or plain old Brussels sprouts, I should be a bit more forgiving.

The scope of Philadelphia's domination — 420 yards of offense, 3 touchdowns by LeSean McCoy, a point total that matched the most during Rex Ryan's tenure — bolstered Scott's claim, even if the A.F.C. postseason picture seems a bit more forgiving.

But even the customers seem to be a bit more forgiving.

A 3X return on an investment for a billion-dollar fund fails to move the needle and could easily be categorized as a failure, but with a $50-$50-$100 milliond, the economics are a bit more fundiving.

But as someone who once had an iPhone bite the dust in his shirt pocket after a light rain, it's comforting to know that the Apple Watch is a bit more forgiving.

Also, even though this style is a bit more forgiving with the hair colours (you can have red hi-lights r things like that) still go easy on the fantasy hair dyes.

A bit more forgiving as I get older, but also a bit less indulgent.

Maybe jeans, in the eyes of the judgmental, are a bit less forgiving than most other clothes.