Sentence examples for forgiving tone from inspiring English sources
Come on, now! " she heard her grandmother say, in the gentle, forgiving tone she'd used when she bathed Sylvie or when Candy touched her material with dirty hands, as if their transgressions didn't really bother her at all, as if she were grateful for the intrusion.
On Friday, Mr. Moore had a forgiving tone, almost.
His biographer adopts a forgiving tone: "That does not seem a very high number for a rich, handsome and famous man".
"She's young and vulnerable," says Lewis in the gooey, forgiving tones of the besotted intellectual.
She returned to the issue of the BBC last night, but in slightly more forgiving tones.
And every time a tone forgiving my naivety for even asking such a question accompanied the answer.
He thinks of fiction as a "form of social opposition", but his prevailing tone is sociable, ironic, forgiving.
Brown relishes folly and absurdity: his tone is at once amused and wanly forgiving.
Even on the terms of human feeling, under all the terror Guyotat channels, there is a tone you can't quite grasp, something desperate and somehow forgiving, and actually fucking tender without tipping his cards.
