Sentence examples for expression of forbearance from inspiring English sources

Eventually, and with an expression of forbearance I will never forget, Ms Lipman rose and conceded the seat to me.

Some people even expressed a bit of forbearance for the political leadership.

When insulted, someone with strong moral discipline would not retaliate, but might become angry and restrain the expression of the anger; someone with strong forbearance would not become angry in the first place.

It is crucial for today's leaders to practice this kind of forbearance.

The Bank of England suggests that around 12% of British mortgages receive some kind of forbearance.

Instead, with her almond eyes downcast, her subdued manner suggested a kind of forbearance.

Some groups enjoy a remarkable degree of forbearance, despite having heavily indebted balance-sheets.

Almost all the loans are to big firms, presumably with political clout, increasing the likelihood of forbearance.

While censorship was always deplorable, he wrote, "the exercise of forbearance can be noble".

Her attitude toward transhumanism seems to be one of forbearance at best.

Fielding was a man of deliberation, of forbearance, of careful progress, and so are the black candidates who are hoping to succeed Riley.