Sentence examples for having forgiven from inspiring English sources
Among adults under 65, having forgiven oneself for transgressions was associated with better overall physical health.
Having forgiven Watanabe, he reached some kind of inner peace and even carried the torch for the 1998 Winter Olympics in Japan.
But there is little doubt the faithful will be there in force, and thrilled about it, having forgiven Microsoft for the flaws in its console.
Good physical health was also linked to having forgiven others, but only in adults over 65 -- perhaps, the researchers speculated, because people in younger groups tended to rate their health as good.
The art historian Marc Simpson quotes Cook as saying that he " 'kept after her'... making his eyes 'soft and appealing' and dropping into a Quaker 'thee'gentlenessness combined with the persistence of a devil.' " Three years later, having forgiven him, she sat for one of his supreme female portraits, wearing a demure pink dress.
Having forgiven him twice - for racist comments towards Patrice Evra, and then for biting Branislav Ivanovic - a proud club's entire reputation was on the line.
