Sentence examples for forgive on from inspiring English sources

ZAGREB, Croatia — For all the talk of conciliation, for all the pleas for tolerance before the game and for all the statements from players and coaches that the war should take a back seat to the soccer, the crowd at the Maksimir Stadium in Zagreb found it harder to forget and forgive on Friday.

"I am a patient man — always willing to forgive on the Christian terms of repentance," he told a Maryland legislator in 1862, adding, however, that "it may as well be understood, once for all, that I shall not surrender this game leaving any available card unplayed".

"I am a patient man always willing to forgive on the Christian terms of repentance," he told a Maryland legislator in 1862, adding, however, that "it may as well be understood, once for all, that I shall not surrender this game leaving any available card unplayed".

Theorists debate whether states or other groups might have the standing to forgive on their own behalf, independent of the choices of individual victims.

To presume to forgive on behalf of a living victim is morally unacceptable, if not simply impossible (Govier and Verwoerd 2002b).

Some theorists also hold that it is impossible to forgive on behalf of deceased victims, from which it follows that wrongs such as murder will be unforgivable (Jankélévitch 2005).

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As far as hacks go, this one may really fly high (cheesiness is forgiven on Christmas Eve, right?).

This is not quickly forgiven on this side of the Channel".

Was all forgiven on Thursday, when the sale of £1.1bn of inflation-linked gilts was three times oversubscribed?

YOU could be forgiven, on entering Di Palma Brothers, for wondering whether you were in a restaurant at all.