The ballet itself could not have received a more coherent performance, and it bloomed with tenderness as Giselle, the peasant girl deceived by Albrecht, became a wili, or ghost, whose forgiveness granted him salvation.
There is also a middle way (Gamlund 2010) which considers "unconditional forgiveness" (that which is shown to unrepenting wrongdoers) as typically supererogatory, but "conditional forgiveness" (granted to offenders who express regret) as possibly a duty (depending on other considerations).
Forgiveness granted me the room to explore my life and its beautiful possibilities.
In the wake of the shooting at the Amish schoolhouse, the world expressed admiration for the immediate forgiveness granted by the relatives of the victims for the deceased shooter, his wife and children.
MR. ALLISON of BB&T has the tall, lean frame, copper-colored hair and confident demeanor of many of Ms. Rand's fictional heroes, including John Galt — a look "which would not seek forgiveness or grant it".
"Our forgiveness is granted for whoever asks it," said Jean-François Jean-François Akar
The Education Department characterized Mr. Duncan's remarks, at a Las Vegas conference of college financial aid workers, as the start of a "national conversation" about high costs, which have prompted raucous protests across the country and ignited an angry push among some borrowers demanding debt forgiveness, federal grants and interest-free loans.
The Oxford English Dictionary defines forgiveness as "granting free pardon and giving up all claim on account of an offence or debt".
There is an innate desire for right relationship, for the truth to be spoken, for love to flow, and forgiveness be granted.
This means applicants can't quit their public service job after making 120 qualifying payments - they must still be an active employee when forgiveness is granted, no matter how lengthy that forgiveness process may be.
