Sentence examples for forgiven of from inspiring English sources

Much can be forgiven of those who make beautiful things.

The gospel assures us of our peace with God, that, through Jesus Christ, we are forgiven of our sins, saved from an eternal hell, and forever permitted to be in God's presence.

You'd be forgiven of course if you don't remember Unbreakable, which did make nearly $250 million at the box office but failed to have the same cultural impact that Shyamalan's The Sixth Sense did the previous year.

And at first glance, it seems to be this wonderful welcome home to somebody who has been forgiven of their errant ways, but it really is about "practically all" and "nearly forgiven," and I don't actually want to return home if I got that message.

And in these Holy Days, we recall all that Jesus endured for us -- the scorn of the crowds and the pain of the crucifixion, in our Christian religious tradition we celebrate the glory of the Resurrection -- all so that we might be forgiven of our sins and granted everlasting life.

If the sins that you have been forgiven of ever come to mind again, try doing of the recipes or visiting a friend that you have written down.

This approach infuriated America's Arab and European allies, which blamed Washington for one-sidedness — something they were willing to forgive of Bill Clinton but not of George W. Bush.

When dining at a raw-food restaurant, one may be forgiven for moments of confusion.

Only in admitting all your faults can you be forgiven for all of them.

The latter will ultimately have to be forgiven much of the debt they will have accumulated.

Some Internet companies, including Priceline.com, have forgiven millions of dollars in loans.