Sentence examples for if not forgiven from inspiring English sources

All has been accepted, if not forgiven.

Yet it seems that if not forgiven, they are at least forgotten.

"There is a chance that if the war goes well, all things will be forgotten, if not forgiven," he said.

AND WHEN SHE WAS GOOD (Morrow/ HarperCollins $26.99) runs true to form, but as usual, the circumstances are so extraordinary that the absence of tension tends to be forgotten — if not forgiven.

In this light, the two biggest transgressions – illegal occupation of the buildings and the unlicensed sale of alcohol – can be overlooked by the local government, if not forgiven altogether.

The name is better understood, if not forgiven, once you know that the restaurant is the offspring of Ladle of Love, a carry-out soup shop just around the corner.

Campbell struggles to understand, if not forgive, her father, but she never gets beyond psychological banalities: he was shy, he was obsessive, he was abused by his nanny.

Now taxpayers are once again having to bail out, if not forgive, an improvident chancellor.What makes Mr Brown's tenure at the Treasury distinctive is not only its length but also its trajectory.

We have dignified such events in our recent past, or at least sanitised them by saying that they occurred in particular circumstances, circumstances that our peace process will help us all to understand and, if not forgive one another for, at least accept at face value.

If the debt is not forgiven and little money is raised in Madrid, the amendment would require Iraq to repay up to $10 billion in aid.

This may be why some in the Israeli leadership, those who are interested in achieving a two-state solution to the conflict, see Barghouti as a possible partner, even if his sins are not forgiven.