Sentence examples for forgiven because of from inspiring English sources

They were arrested but in court they were forgiven because of "their war efforts & their lonely life".

Investors argued that the botched ISS bid and Olympics contract could be forgiven because of his strong long-term record at the company.

But all is forgiven because of the beds: vast expanses of crisp white luxury, decked in linen of such high quality you wouldn't dare use it for table cloths, let alone sleep in it.

When they made mistakes and they made plenty in their first months in power, they tended to be ignored or forgiven because of the general goodwill for the coalition in the media and among the voters.

All is forgiven because of lines like these: "Ideal cities are cities where the neighbors/play soul music all night long & don't care/who they bother because who doesn't like Holy Ghost/or Loose Booty?" VAUDEVILLE IN THE DARK by R. M. Ryan; 68 pages; Louisiana State University Press; $17.95.

The next lot of politicians will no doubt be forgiven because they are new, or because their country has lots of nuclear weapons.

Smith's boyish enthusiasm may be forgiven because he did not witness the deterioration of his new team.

So take my braces, glasses and awkward phases, none of which I actually had, but all of which you would have forgiven, because you loved me that much.

Remind yourself that you have been forgiven because he chose to die on the cross for all of our sins.

"I want Mr Ongwen to be forgiven as some of us [other] rebel abductees have been forgiven, because the Bible says we should forgive," said Dominic Ecodu, who spent 10 years with the LRA after being abducted aged seven.

Be glad, and rejoice, now that you have been forgiven (because when you ask for His forgiveness, He forgives).