Sentence examples for generally forgiving from inspiring English sources

And Italians are generally forgiving of personal lives that would topple politicians elsewhere.

BEHIND THE NEWS Italians are generally forgiving of the personal lives of their politicians.

We show that optimal contracts are generally "forgiving" and players optimally make "empty promises" that they don't necessarily intend to fulfill.

The expert said that the public was generally forgiving so long as the celebrity involved seemed honest and serious about overcoming the difficulties.

The details are many, too many to bother counting here, but the long and the short of it was that his wild-promise routine of which publishers were generally forgiving (at least the promises got coverage) did not fly with the crowdfunding audience.

People are generally forgiving, even those who left angry voicemails.

There was a lot to survey: With its generally mellower, forgiving bowls that funnel skiers back to the chairlifts, Baqueira/Beret offers entire yawning valleys to adventurous intermediates who are just getting comfortable leaving the ski runs.

As such, older generations are generally more forgiving of clunky user interfaces than the generation that was born with technology to hand.

Fortunately the pants are generally more forgiving than he is.

Believe it or not, society is generally a forgiving place.

But Harman was generally as forgiving of her buddies as she was of herself.