Sentence examples for refuse to forgive from inspiring English sources

He warned that Northern Ireland voters would refuse to forgive any party blocking prospects of peace, stability, and prosperity.

To expose him and her family to the world, ruthlessly strip away her mother's protective camouflage, refuse to forgive him for his failings?

And though I refuse to forgive you for not supporting a movement that will only improve the lives of millions of people, I hope you can forgive me for giving you a hard time.

It was a harsh result on the visitors, who created the majority of the chances, a fact that did not bother Southampton's fans who refuse to forgive Hoddle and John Gorman for departing to White Hart Lane in April 2001, and taking Dean Richards to join them five months later.

When you refuse to forgive, you only hurt yourself.

But when Mel Gibson does it -- and I'm not defending his words -- we refuse to forgive.

She is the one character the movie refuses to forgive.

Both the ultras (who now came to be called Legitimists) and the republicans refused to forgive "the usurper" of 1830.

But just as he is notorious for refusing to forgive slights and insults, he may be paid back in his own coin.

Shinsei, which a group of foreign investors led by Ripplewood Holdings of New York bought from the government last year, not only refused to forgive any debt, but also refused to cast itself as the bank responsible for Sogo's demise.

It resembled a classic social worker's case history, from an unhappy upbringing, for which he refused to forgive his mother, even on her deathbed, to an attempted suicide and desertion from the army.