Sentence examples for rather than forgiving from inspiring English sources

It is for this reason that when he was hanging from the cross, Jesus uttered a prayer for his attackers rather than forgiving them directly.

But few things require more humility from us than forgiving.

Forgiving myself for them has always been more difficult than forgiving others who have been part of them.

Easier said, forgiving enemies is easier than forgiving a friend who back stabbed.

It's more important than forgiving the sex.

The context is rather more forgiving.

Rather than becoming more forgiving, Burnett thinks the electorate is becoming immune to scandals.

Be forgiving, rather than jealous, and allow your friend the space she needs to express herself in a way that feels right for her.

If I forgive it, means I'm condoning the behavior of the person I'm forgiving (forgiveness is a way of calling something what it is and forgiving it, rather than denying it's impact).

"No one is perfect and if you can just let go of the little things and move on from the bigger things, like arguments, with a forgiving rather than begrudging heart, you're in really good shape".

The race has been shortened slightly, and some alterations made to the take-off and landings near fences, but perhaps the most significant change has been the use of more forgiving plastic (rather than wooden) cores for the fences.