Sentence examples for forgive in from inspiring English sources

However one defines forgiveness, the claim that victims should forgive in order to bring about valuable reconciliation is likely to be controversial because it asks the very people who were most deeply insulted and wronged by the past conflict to bear the burden of repairing it.

I thought these points from Eve Tushnet were worth highlighting: 1) … I was struck by the conflation of forgiving adultery and understanding nonmonogamy such that there is nothing to forgive in the first place.

Together they learn to forgive in a land of genocide.

But the omission is easy to forgive in a book that covers so much ground.

"The Diplomat" has its share of flaws, but they are harder to pin down and easier to forgive in translation.

"The one thing that people will never forgive in this city is a lack of passion," Mr. Rampe said.

Of Brazilian Forgiveness Much is forgiven in Rio de Janeiro, where sexual tolerance extends to legal prostitution.

Then in fair play you may be forgiven, in turn -- while practicing this unique trait of joy, forgiveness.

Many sins can be forgiven in entertainment.

"Daddy says that all debts are forgiven in death".

The England centre was not forgiven in a hurry.