America's Democratic parishes rallied round, and the European partners imposed their rules lightly (the British, anxious for good relations, were especially forgiving).
Guadagnino accepts that dealing with the Stones – who are famous for not being especially forgiving in financial matters – might not be entirely in keeping with his aesthetic purity, but says that the band were not in the least bit obstructive; instead, they were "fantastic" and "embraced" the idea.
Senior citizens were particularly forgiving, especially after Roybal explained that the $1,000 contribution -- which he said came from an unknown donor -- had been used to buy tables for the elderly at a 1974 Roybal fundraiser.
Fortunately, most people are somewhat forgiving, especially if a person takes some responsibility for their actions.
A friend's betrayal, a parent's abandonment, a lover's deceit these injustices are hard to forgive, especially if you believe forgiving means condoning bad behavior and giving up the right to seek redress.
Racing regulars are, on the whole, a forgiving lot, especially where horses are concerned.
I choose to see others with forgiving eyes, especially those who have hurt me.
Also, forgiving another, especially a loved one, often resolves a tension or estrangement between us and the loved one.
When I asked Walter Naegle, Rustin's companion in the last 10 years of his life, why Rustin would ever go back to King, he said, "Bayard was just a forgiving person, especially toward Dr. King".
The occurrence of total hip impingement, whether or not accompanied by frank dislocation, holds substantial untoward clinical consequences, especially as less-forgiving advanced bearing implant designs come into ever more widespread use.
For better or for worse, the sporting public has a collectively short memory, especially when it comes to forgiving and forgetting the past legal and moral transgressions of our athletes.
