As usual, I take a rather more forgiving view of things than Mr. Simon does.
He accepted the question with an even temper and expounded on the answer, using it to put forth a more forgiving view of his players in general.
They also found a package for Sarkozy and Sarkozy was supposed to be nice to Greece," she said, referring to the French president, who took a more forgiving view toward Greece.
Security contractor G4S is targeting developing markets in the hope they will take a more forgiving view of its bungled Olympics security contract than British politicians did, after it emerged the fiasco has cost the group £50m.
"Regulate"!, fed-up Democrats demanded, but Mitt Romney took a more forgiving view, saying that kind of "Reversal of Fortune" is just "the way America works".
Self-compassion is partially comprised of a sense of common humanity (Neff 2003), which applied in parenting may allow parents to take a less harsh, more forgiving view of their own parenting efforts.
But viewed in a more forgiving light, Madonna's statement might be an important step toward religious literacy and tolerance.
Meanwhile the Chinese media's view on India's blackout seemed more forgiving, with most state media coverage focusing on what China could learn from this disaster.
After a tragedy like the hurricane, people are more forgiving than you might expect toward those they don't view as powerful.
This has the effect of being much more flattering on your waist and hips (your shoulders look wider, so they look smaller by comparison) and much more forgiving on your upper arms, which are partly shaded from view.
