Sentence examples for highly forgiving from inspiring English sources

Drug culture solves real problems for kids who are different: Not only does it offer potential escape and pleasure, but it provides a highly forgiving social group, which actually welcomes and celebrates weirdos and oddballs.

Ticket buyers — even the highly forgiving ones who power the summer blockbuster season — no longer appear willing to tolerate color-by-number sequels.

Cage's highly forgiving definition of error, as "simply a failure to adjust immediately from a preconception to an actuality," has helped temper my self-judgmental parameters of right and wrong, all or nothing.

Ernest Wishart was extremely forgiving.

Find forgiveness by forgiving yourself.

For instance, FICO 8 scores are "more forgiving" of rare late payments, and give more weight to highly used credit cards — those with balances near their limits.

Of these, only Somalia is part of the longstanding debt-relief initiative for highly indebted poor countries.In principle, there is little financial difference between offering aid and forgiving a debt or delaying payment of interest.

Really forgiving.

And forgiving.

Bread is incredibly forgiving.

The batter is forgiving.