Sentence examples for that cannot be forgiven from inspiring English sources

"I was told that despair is the one sin that cannot be forgiven".

"Making people disappear is something that cannot be forgiven, it is the crime of all crimes".

About one particularly bad sequel, he says: "Jewish law states that there are certain crimes that cannot be forgiven, as they cannot be undone.

"I realise that I cannot be forgiven for my offensives (offences) but I beg for pardon on my knees by apologising for my offensives (offences) sincerely toward the DPRK government and the Korean people and I want not punish me (I wish not to be punished)," Newman, who has a heart rhythm disorder, was quoted as saying by KCNA.

This view is not straightforwardly egoistic, since forgiveness depends on our inter-connectedness in the sense that we cannot be forgiven our sins, which we inevitably commit, without forgiving others theirs, which they inevitably commit.

The PP's Esteban González Pons told Onda Cero radio on Friday: "In Brussels, everybody is clear that debt forgiveness is not possible, that Greece's debts cannot be forgiven and that they'll have to live up to their obligations in some way or another".

It may be that some objects that cause us anger or unhappiness cannot be forgiven because they are not moral agents.

As unpleasant as that recent history is, Senator McCain cannot be forgiven for ignoring the reality of the origins of the violent extremism he now pins on Obama's shoulders.

But if they deliberately break policy promises, that's when they cannot be forgiven - by me, by you, and by our country.

She cannot be forgiven for the crime that neither she nor Soames nor any other Forsyte can name without averting his eyes: having been born a woman.

"It happened in a country like France that supposed to be sophisticated, it's unbearable and it cannot be forgiven".