Sentence examples for apparently forgiven from inspiring English sources

The teachers' unions have apparently forgiven Senator Joseph Lieberman for his past support of school vouchers.

The crowd roared, having apparently forgiven him for those two homers in Game 1 of the 1996 World Series.

She smiled down at Matilda, who had apparently forgiven Ken, and, nestled in the crook of her mother's arm, was telling him about dinner.

Apparently forgiven for his failure to support the Iraq war, and appreciated for his contribution to the "war on terror", Vicente Fox, Mexico's president, even got an invitation to visit Mr Bush's Texas ranch.

The University of Virginia, which has chosen Alfred R. Berkeley III as this year's commencement speaker, has apparently forgiven him for an infamous prank he pulled as an undergraduate.

"That part is still confusing to me," Mr. Carmona said of General Rincón's actions and statements this week, after he was placed under house arrest and General Rincón was once again at Mr. Chávez's side, apparently forgiven by the president.

Still, the public apparently forgave his trespasses: in the 1890s, he was elected to Congress again.

She apparently forgives him: "I don't blame you for wanting to vandalize these silly moldings.

His fiancée apparently forgives him and the wedding goes ahead, but within six months, and pregnant with Anastas's child, she leaves him for another man.

The voters apparently forgave him, too; by the time he was up for reëlection three years later, he won handily, with fifty-six per cent of the votes.

On Monday, Johnson apologized to Circuit Judge Kathleen McHugh and she apparently forgave him, reducing his jail sentence to seven days. .