Sentence examples for be forgiven for an from inspiring English sources

This month though, Mujica could be forgiven for an uncharacteristic bout of nostalgia.

Rather, it is the man who has failed to show his wife any affection who will never be forgiven for an indiscretion by a wife who has fallen out of love with him due to his neglect.

But he might be forgiven for a bit of nostalgia.

Harris, 27, said it was strange to be forgiven "for a crime we didn't commit".

Earlier this month, the fruits of his labour were unveiled.South Africans could be forgiven for a sense of déjà vu.

Eleven years on, ordinary French people can be forgiven for a gloomy sense of plus ça change ….

Given that he is on stage for six of the play's 15 hours, he can perhaps be forgiven for a somewhat uneven performance.

Meanwhile, the Harry Potter team would be forgiven for a healthy capitalisation on the 11 nominations for the final instalment in the series.

Missing backs leave big gap When Arsenal took the field in the soaking rain, their fans could be forgiven for a rather different form of anxiety.

You can be forgiven for a certain sense of déjà-vu.

Ain't nothing wrong with Zunes, but you could be forgiven for a few covetous glances at your friend's iPod Touch or Samsung P3.