Sentence examples for largely forgiven from inspiring English sources

– but all is largely forgiven now.

Mr. Lew received loans to buy a nice home, which apparently were largely forgiven.

To judge by the market, that history is largely forgiven, if not forgotten.

Yet L.S.U. and the people of Louisiana seem to have largely forgiven him and have embraced him.

Poor results, one win in ten, have been largely forgiven during a regeneration/preparation process but it is now time for Australia's great coaching hope to deliver.

The blacks who suffered, he thinks, have largely forgiven their oppressors, but the whites are still sour.Opinion polls bear him out.

(The class setting is one of the few aspects of the film that doesn't quite add up, though the film's dream-like texture largely forgives it).

Once the initial astonishment wore off, fans and colleagues largely forgave Sheldon for what her friend Le Guin described as "so immense, so funny, so effective and fantastic and ETHICAL a put-on".

So the Silent Ones have largely been forgiven".

They did for Ali, whose foibles and his cruel and racially stereotyped portrayal of Joe Frazier were largely forgotten or forgiven as he ascended to iconic standing.

The upscale retailing that many airports have tried hard to nurture in recent years is mostly still in place, but largely because airports have forgiven some of the rent for September and October.