Sentence examples for practice forbearance from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, those people whose faces go unrecognized, or who, like my friend with the sparklers, are the objects of distorted memories, must practice forbearance.
On Jan . 1the Falun Gong leader, Li Hongzhi, who lives in exile in New York, announced on his Web site that followers needed no longer practice "forbearance" in the face of unreasonable attacks.
Despite an 18-month crackdown on the sect, China has been unable to suppress or even identify its followers, and on Jan . 1 its leader, Li Hongzhi, announced on his Web site that followers should not practice forbearance in the face of unreasonable attacks.
Regulators practiced forbearance, overlooking the self-inflicted debacles — mostly housing related — on their balance sheets.
At a media appearance here, the shooting team members answered the perhaps inevitable questions about Aurora, Colo., with practiced forbearance: target shooting and gun massacres have nothing to do with each other, they said; safety is a priority for sport shooters; they were as shocked and saddened as anyone by the killings, which took place about 90 minutes from their practice site.
The declaration reminds us that it is the "mutual duty of all to practice Christian forbearance, love, and charity towards each other".
As the United States exerts increasing power over other nations and people, it behooves the administration to recognize this struggle at home, and to exercise patience and forbearance as it demands similar practice from other nations that may have a much shorter history of such a struggle.
The rules were a response to a consensus that keeping weak institutions open longer, under an earlier practice known as forbearance, damaged healthy banks competing with the government-subsidized ones and ultimately destabilized the banking system.
It is crucial for today's leaders to practice this kind of forbearance.
