Sentence examples for been forgiven by many from inspiring English sources
He has been careful not to out himself too soon: he has not been forgiven by many Nigerians for annulling the election of June 1993 - a poll that many Nigerians consider to be the fairest and most free election ever held in their country.
Its recent 1-0 loss to Chile in an exhibition was forgiven by many, given that Mexico's top European-based players and those from six of Mexico's top clubs were unavailable because of scheduling conflicts.
But the governor general, John Kerr, had other ideas, and Fraser's role in the Dismissal will never be forgiven by many who think Australian democracy died on the steps of Old Parliament House that day.
2) Goofy experiments that would not work in any other format, such as deciding to read the entire 2009 stimulus legislation and blog about it will be forgiven by many readers on the grounds that we're all in this experiment together; it's like going to a rock festival and hearing terrible music but feeling really good about being there.
It also rests on the question of whether Mr. Blair's support for the American-led invasion of Iraq has been forgiven by his many European critics.
Diego Maradona is the quintessential pibe, the "pibe de oro" (golden kid), which is why so many of his unfortunate personal decisions are forgiven by his countrymen.
They treat their errors as jokes and forgive themselves instantly, instead of waiting to be forgiven by their teammates.
Eventually, Tévez came back from the golf course to be forgiven by City's coach, Roberto Mancini.
Instead of thinking that the many minor inconveniences or offenses we cause others and the self-regarding disappointments we cause ourselves require a forgiveness that involves emotional or characterological transformation, it may be more plausible to suppose such deeds are forgiven by simpler acts such as the thought that I forgive myself.
Shawn Michaels, who was clearly upset about retiring Flair, was forgiven by Flair.
