Sentence examples for forgiven with a from inspiring English sources

Trodden-on toes and blocked sight-lines are forgiven with a smile.

The Mets can, of course, employ whoever they wish, but many will see the signing as a signal that all can be forgiven with a few admissions of "a mistake".

For Mr. Nadelmann and others like him, the signs of change are everywhere, from the nation's statehouses — where more than a dozen legislatures have taken up measures to allow some medical use of marijuana or some easing of penalties for recreational use — to its swimming pools, where an admission of marijuana use by the Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps was largely forgiven with a shrug.

How could it be that this image made me think of the tenderness of my grandmother's Islam, when she forgave with a seeming ease, never complaining and yet always firm in her belief, in her faith, in her sense of tolerance.

How could it be that this image made me think of the tenderness of my grandmother's Islam, when she forgave with a seeming ease, never complaining and yet always firm in her belief, in her faith, in her sense of tolerance.

If you cannot forgive with a clear and complete renewed heart, you are destined to allow the waves of emotion, anger, resentment to come into your life again.

"You haven't driven a plane into a building; your involvement can be forgiven with just a five-minute talk.

When he passed a police checkpoint this week, he said, he overheard someone say: "Wash away your sins and be forgiven with the blood of a Sunni". The conflict has turned some neighbors into killers.

These coup-plotters were given death sentences and then forgiven with mere 25-year prison terms, which are coming to an end.

Five minutes later, though, all would be forgiven, with Mr. Palladin's outburst chalked up to passion and heritage.

Then their loan balances will be forgiven with no taxes due on the unpaid balance.