Sentence examples for forgiving time from inspiring English sources

Later sentences were handed down in a more forgiving time.

"It is the holiday season; it is a forgiving time of year," Stevens said.

True, sometimes it was just erratically erratic, but it could also be meaningfully erratic, inspired erratic: precious liberty from a more forgiving time.

I went through the system at a much more forgiving time, and fit both criteria: physically homeless because I was on the street with nowhere to go, and a priority need as a young woman fleeing domestic violence.

"We are in a lousy economic climate and it is a less forgiving time," said Isolde Motley, corporate editor of Time Inc. "If this were a different time when we could give things more leeway, it would have been wonderful to watch this magazine develop.

That situation was a virtual rerun of 1957, except that in those more forgiving times, The Associated Press broke ranks with the other polls and awarded its crown to Auburn.

While many may wish Snowden well in his bid to avoid spending the rest of his life behind bars, there are plenty others who would be more than happy to shop him; we live in less forgiving times.

But, maybe we should allow this good man, this humble man, this accepting man, this forgiving man time to find his feet and determine which actions are needed to make a real difference to his flock.

Yet while the course was mostly forbidding, it was also grudgingly forgiving at times, autocratic but occasionally democratizing.

Forgiving yourself takes time.

"I don't see them forgiving anyone any time soon".