Sentence examples for really forgiven from inspiring English sources

It is never really forgiven you.

Kate Grosmaire keeps asking herself if she has really forgiven Conor.

But when, having listened to his story, I ask, if he has really forgiven them, his answer is measured.

The French have never really forgiven London for pipping Paris as 2012 Olympic hosts but their pique now has an ironic touch of piquancy.

Mr Bush has never really forgiven secretary general Kofi Annan and other senior UN figures for their failure to support his invasion of Iraq.

She admitted that she had a breakdown after the film's release (and describes it in harrowing detail), and added, "I've not really forgiven [Bertolucci] for the way he treated me and although we met in Tokyo 17 years ago, I ignored him….

Did you really forgive them?

But did Bhuiyan really forgive?

Her father never really forgave her, she said, for marrying "outside of my milieu".

'I felt that in some ways he never really forgave me for that,' Bonington recalls.

"I can't really forgive myself about my brother," he said.