Sentence examples for they will be forgiven from inspiring English sources

"If they wish to embrace us, then they will be forgiven," he said.

"It means that somehow, sometime, somewhere, someplace they will meet Christ, and they will be forgiven.

In Cleveland, the Express identified one of the sources of the crime wave as the Roman Catholic confessional box, whose users "know no matter what the deed, they will be forgiven".

Stephen Kinnock, the Labour MP whose constituency covers Port Talbot, said: "Steelworkers and their families have been put through hell over the last weeks and months, and they will be forgiven for greeting today's announcement with a degree of scepticism, and concern.

All the repentant Family members cling to the hope they will be forgiven or -- even better -- forgotten.

I know in another 20 years or so they will be forgiven if there's still a balance.

"They think they'll be forgiven because they're neutral and play a useful role in global diplomacy .By contrast, next-door Liechtenstein, which produced many of the secrecy structures that Swiss banks sold, has won plaudits for reacting promptly to international pressure.

"They'll be forgiven, though, because they give me everything I expect from them.

But if they can deliver profits all will be forgiven".

Moreover, if they keep up payments, their balances will be forgiven after 20 years instead of 25 years — or after 10 years if they are in public service, like teaching, nursing or serving in the military.

Weary air travellers will be forgiven if they think that is a bit of pie-in-the-sky.