Sentence examples for degrees of forgiveness from inspiring English sources

When someone has served a prison sentence, it is right that society allows redemption and degrees of forgiveness.

The performance of the elite golfer has dictated almost all recent equipment rules changes: restrictions on the length of a driver, the height of a tee and the degree of forgiveness that can be built into a club, as well as this new change in grooves.

He added, "Under these circumstances and in an effort to bring some closure to this trauma, I will respectfully request the Legislature to rescind this legislation," and said he hoped that the family would find it "in their heart to extend some degree of forgiveness".

Featuring a deep undercut and "inverted cone technology" that expands the sweet spot on the clubface, the r7 TP irons are designed to send the ball on a higher trajectory, with more consistent yardage and a greater degree of forgiveness on those inevitable mishits.

Compared to other therapeutic areas donepezil exhibited a high degree of forgiveness.

10 In addition, the degree of forgiveness of hypertensive drugs has been established based on "off-rate", e.g., loss of a decrease in blood pressure in mmHg per day under imperfect adherence circumstances.

A drug with twice the potency or given at twice the dose shared similar degrees of relative forgiveness (both had RF values around 4 in the theoretical example).

And while that doesn't diminish our need to make cleareyed and sometimes difficult assessments about how many newcomers we can accommodate and what degree of present forgiveness equals future enticement, it must inform our understanding of the people whose tomorrows are in the balance.

The story of the prodigal son encourages us to aspire to a degree of compassion and forgiveness that is unnatural to us.

THE WAKE OF FORGIVENESS, by Bruce Machart Mariner/Houghton Mifflinn, $14.95).

The returning deals are signals of forgiveness.