The phrase 'forgiving to' is not used in standard English. Instead, the phrase 'forgiving of' is used. For example, "She was quite forgiving of the mistakes her students made."
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Admissions criteria overseas range from forgiving to daunting.
History may be forgiving to losers, but the manner of their exits can still undo them.
Gardens are also forgiving to the inexperienced to a certain degree.
They looked less than forgiving to thighs much older than 15.
What makes maftoul worth celebrating is that it's so easy and forgiving to cook.
"They finally figured out how to design a skateboard park that is forgiving to middle-aged men".
When error in kinematic measurement was introduced to the model, joint load predictions were forgiving to kinematic measurement error when conformity between femoral and tibial components was low.
But admissions requirements to bachelor's programs at top-tier colleges actually range widely, from forgiving to impressively steep.
Hill sees Facebook's policies as racist, and "exceptionally forgiving to white bodies over other bodies and life experiences".
Green Bay fans can be forgiving to ex-Packers as long as they don't show up in purple.
