Sentence examples for be forgiven for going from inspiring English sources

You could be forgiven for going into the holiday season as if it were a military campaign: Beat the holiday battle of the bulge!

Uwe Rösler's side could be forgiven for going into the new campaign in low spirits, but according to last season's top scorer, Clayton Donaldson, the Bees are buzzing.

At this time of year, temperatures in Reykjavik hover around zero and the sun creeps above the horizon for just six hours a day, so its citizens could be forgiven for going into deep hibernation.

If you were the person responsible for running the Sydney Thunder, you'd be forgiven for going to ground somewhere around the mid-way point of that 19 game losing streak, but the Thunder general manager, Nick Cummins, this week confronted the issue head on and admirably so.

Slip behind the wheel of McLaren's latest offering and you could be forgiven for going mental as well.

Thousands of City supporters, and even Pellegrini, could be forgiven for going all misty-eyed as their Argentine talisman disconsolately trudged off the Etihad pitch against Everton.

At civilian level too, we could be forgiven for wondering what's going on.

But such is the shiny nature of their surface, you'd be forgiven for thinking all was going swimmingly for them.

Ford was an action man and audiences could be forgiven for thinking this was going to be a sort of Indiana Jones and the Flying Police Car.

People who don't follow these things inch by inch could be forgiven for thinking they're going mad.

Some viewers tuning into the first episode of Lawrence O'Donnell's new MSNBC show "The Last Word" Monday night might be forgiven for thinking: here we go again.