Sentence examples for something more forgiving from inspiring English sources

He also used them more discreetly — like down the side of a fitted sleeve that, when released, transformed the silhouette into something more forgiving.

Daddy Lessons' curious blend of New Orleans jazz and country sounds uncomfortably like pastiche, while there's something of a lull at the centre of the album, ironically the moment where the mood changes from bitterness and fury to something more forgiving and redemptive.

Even though two hours in the saddle had me ready to sit on something more forgiving, the upright riding position and ergonomics were comfortable.

You can opt for natural gut string (instead of synthetic) if you need something more forgiving on the elbow and shoulder.

Or is it something larger, more forgiving, more embracing?

This season, they've been replaced by something marginally more forgiving - short, smart shorts with turn-ups.

And when the car did something wrong, they were more forgiving when it was female versus when it was genderless or masculine.

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Film is still incredibly versatile, much more so than digital, and shooting something like fire would be a lot more forgiving on film you could really play with the textures and subtleties within the fire, the embers, the smoke.

If you can forgive her for something that has hurt you, then she will be more forgiving towards you and SO find you more attractive.

Maybe a new helmet design would help, something that would better protect the skull and brain but also offer a more forgiving outer surface.