Sentence examples for forgiving note from inspiring English sources

In later years, Lem himself made this letter public, always with the forgiving note that Dick, whose work he admired, was suffering from schizophrenia at the time.

It was a humorous, forgiving note, changing her into that other girl of 60 years ago.

Only Melissa Katsoulis in the Times sounded a more forgiving note.

On a more forgiving note, their parents are just doing publicly what others do privately: celebrating the crème de la crème of their loins for all to see.

The pro-government friend, surprisingly, was more forgiving, noting the government of President Bashar al-Assad had cracked down quickly on peaceful activists.

A lot of the book is quite old-fashioned: you champion listening, taking notes, forgiving people if they make mistakes – things that seem quite at odds with modern, cut-throat business.

I appeal to you, as a forgiving man, to take note of their transformation".

Forgiving, as Roxane Gay notes in a recent New York Times op-ed, "time and time again while racism or white silence in the face of racism continues to thrive" is exhausting.

It's good for celebrities that the public, notes Sachs, is "forgiving and nostalgic".

"This dress is not forgiving," she noted after climbing off the piano.

So I rule out forgiving obligations that have been voluntarily incurred," said McConnell, noting that "mentality" is how the United States has amassed a large federal debt.