Sentence examples for forgiving stance from inspiring English sources

To the delight of liberal Catholics, he urged more action to stop the effects of climate changeand endorsed a more forgiving stance on divorce and homosexuality.

The United Arab Emirates has promised to deposit money in the Central Bank, and Saudi Arabia, which fell out with Jordan during the Gulf war over its forgiving stance towards Iraq, has promised to resume its once-huge handouts.

Since then, the commission has adopted a much more forgiving stance towards electoral hanky-panky.Another institution that seems to be wavering is the Constitutional Court, which holds the ultimate power to interpret and enforce the constitution.

Mr. Nelson, 61 and unemployed, was not alone in his forgiving stance toward Mr. Clinton, who, by the sound of things on Monday, is as popular in Harlem now as he was when he opened his office there in July 2001.

I need a more reasonable, forgiving stance, one that lets me lose some of that less-than-joyful history, and keep some of it too.

Students often took a forgiving stance in the face of discrimination, saying that if someone doesn't personally know any Muslims and associates Islam with terrorism because of what they see in the media, how are they to know any better?

Really forgiving.

And forgiving.

Bread is incredibly forgiving.

The batter is forgiving.

Others are less forgiving.