Sentence examples for be too forgiving from inspiring English sources

Giants fans may not be too forgiving when Manning, the rookie looked upon as the future of the franchise, is sitting on the bench.

In an offline racer it would be too forgiving but amid the knockabout nonsense of an eight-player race, it works well.

While his kindhearted nature is commendable, it is also dangerous to be too forgiving of authorities that obey discriminatory commands.

But that is too forgiving a view.

But the assessment is too forgiving.

In her view, the very word "hazing" should be sidelined; it is too forgiving.

While Meacham insists that Bush "made no apologies for his preference for pragmatism over ideology," this is too forgiving.

In the right mood, with the right stretch of the menu, lubricated by the right cocktails, and with the right tolerance for ear-decimating decibels, you can definitely enjoy Macao, in a minor way, especially now that it's moved past a beginning for which clumsy is too forgiving an adjective.

Some of Mr. Bonner's friends fear he is too forgiving of a repressive regime.

I felt at times, however, that she has erred on the side of being too forgiving.

• DANIEL Just as you are too forgiving of unacceptable corporate behavior, maybe you are too resigned politically.