Sentence examples for somewhat forgiven from inspiring English sources
McGregor being Irish could be somewhat forgiven for the geographical ignorance had he not later used "monkeys" to describe black boxers.
Winnie somewhat forgives him and they hug it out.
The Atlantic Scott Meslow iterated: "'Nebraska' largely spends its first two acts reiterating things that happened earlier in the season, which in this case can somewhat be forgiven.
They may be forgiven a somewhat provincial affection for a horse named for the bridge over the narrows linking Staten Island and Brooklyn, but the main span of that landmark structure across the gateway to the Hudson River and New York's harbor hadn't been completed in 1963 when another horse — one named for a small upstate New York town — led the field under the wire in the 89th Kentucky Derby.
Like other cities, New York has a population that is aging, if you will forgive a somewhat meaningless word that we are stuck with.
Mr. Bassani built it on spec, which is unusual, and bet that a buyer would forgive a somewhat cramped master bedroom and aggregate sleeping quarters for only 12 people, including crew.
I'm going to ask the reader to forgive the somewhat personal nature of this post, as personal experiences are sometimes revealing about larger issues.
Given that he is on stage for six of the play's 15 hours, he can perhaps be forgiven for a somewhat uneven performance.
One can be forgiven for feeling somewhat that way living in our times - perhaps in any times.
German voters may be forgiven for feeling somewhat election-fatigued, giving little thought as yet to the upcoming European elections: Less than four months have transpired since they elected their national parliament, the Bundestag.
The week after the attack the Charlie Hebdo staff released its next edition of the magazine under the mantra "All Is Forgiven". A year later and somewhat miraculously, Charb has now risen — this time not through his vitriolic and courageous caricatures of all stripes of fundamentalism but in a deeply aware and original manifesto discovered on his computer, completed only two days before his death.
