Sentence examples for forgiving toward from inspiring English sources

The history profession has shown itself to be both merciless and forgiving toward errant practitioners.

Bonds said he understood why Aaron would not be able to attend, but he was not as forgiving toward Selig.

Between those two extremes is a middle ground for Cutler, and it should be reachable in a city that's historically forgiving toward its athletes.

Dubuffet had been relatively forgiving toward the New York dancers, choreographer and director with whom he had entrusted his animated painting, a vision of how 20 clunky, puzzle-like characters would move hypnotically to a cacophony of electronic sounds.

The Yankees' eventual 8 4 win was blessedly undramatic, thanks to their stifling bullpen, and the cheering from the sold-out stands was almost forgiving toward the Twins, who had scared us so badly at the start.

In his first address in Tripoli's central Martyrs Squaree on Monday, Mustafa Abdel-Jalil, the Transitional National Council's leader, called on crowds to be forgiving toward the rank-and-file soldiers who fought against the rebellion, saying they, too, were victims of the government.

Guardian readers have tended toward forgiving, several pointing out that they're happy to plough through the single-player action until the server situation dies down.

I'm working toward forgiving her, but it's been difficult.

I know that when I take the time to be grateful, I naturally become more loving, forgiving, and respectful toward the wonder of the human body.

When I asked Walter Naegle, Rustin's companion in the last 10 years of his life, why Rustin would ever go back to King, he said, "Bayard was just a forgiving person, especially toward Dr. King".

Despite Huckabee's inclination toward a forgiving Christianity, Robison's passion drew him in.