Sentence examples for we easily forgive from inspiring English sources

We easily forgive ourselves because we know we have to live with ourselves for the rest of our lives.

We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark.

"We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light".

We can more easily forgive the commercial gallerists for lapsing into ahistorical accounts geared to distance their artists from historical legacies that are the art market's version of audience poison, while also making new artists appear significantly, if momentarily, perpetuating some semblance of the avant-garde to close the sale.

But we delude ourselves, or perhaps too easily forgive ourselves, if we conclude that the complexities of each of these debates exonerates the Christian community from forming an ethical view on the great questions of our time.

Overt intellectualism is another flaw the American public does not easily forgive.

"People will more easily forgive a bad movie than a bad meal".

Bartlett has his finger on the pulse and for that I can easily forgive his play's improbabilities.

The Tories will not easily forgive Cameron for failure to win outright against such an unpopular Labour prime minister.

In fact, this palace too now functions as a museum, but seeing it, you can easily forgive the girl her fanciful description.

And New York, as opposed to a city like London, doesn't easily forgive self-indulgent concept; it prefers a good business plan.