Sentence examples for made forgiveness from inspiring English sources

The researchers also discovered that while anger made forgiveness less likely, fear actually made it more likely.

The killer was no stranger to Kate and Andy Grosmaire; he was their daughter's boyfriend and they loved him, which made forgiveness both difficult and necessary.

Since coming to office 15 months ago, Mr. Obasanjo has made forgiveness of Nigeria's $30 billion debt one of his priorities.

The pardon, presented as a "humanitarian" act by the government, seemed prompted by Italy's close relations with the Vatican, which has campaigned for Mr. Agca's release and made forgiveness a theme of this Roman Catholic Holy Year.

When Jesus made forgiveness central to the Christian doctrine, we don't imagine he was picturing Gareth Barry – the kind of guy who otherwise seems like he'd volunteer to be the designated driver at a wedding – making headlines for commandeering a cab on holiday before participating in consecutive defeats to Southampton and Huddersfield.

Dissolve the meaning that seems to make forgiveness necessary and there will be nothing left to forgive.

The more important half is making forgiveness irrelevant.

Great tips and advice on making forgiveness part of my daily practice.

Yet it's one thing to make forgiveness an element of a humanitarian movement; it's quite another to enact it as public policy.

Can we make forgiveness more possible and likely within a specific community within individuals, between them, and in relation to another community?

The violence of the crime -- Dennehy had been missing about six weeks before his body and severed head were found -- make forgiveness difficult, if not impossible, she said.