Sentence examples for would be forgiving from inspiring English sources
It can make sense for her parents to forgive him too, though it is not obvious that they would be forgiving the same thing (the nature of the parents' injury is different from X's: the extent of her physical pain was greater than theirs; the degree of their emotional anguish might have well been higher than hers).
"It would make a difference for them to be able to continue farming using a variety that would be forgiving to soil that has some sodium left".
I really believed the public would be forgiving enough and understanding enough to know that yes, I was that type of person, but I've come along way.
The governor could stay and fight the suit, hoping that the public would be forgiving of a man whose confused sexual identity had led him to break his marriage vows.
If I return zero, I think my investors would be forgiving, but that would be a big disappointment.
There are, after all, other ways of transcending or purging recalcitrant anger which might be more appropriate than would be forgiving.
Despite my anger, I'd be forgiving, would write him a substantial check to help him out and savor the expression on his face when he saw the amount.
"The supporters at Goodison Park would always be forgiving to Rooney in the early days, to Leon Osman and Barkley now.
Who would you be forgiving?
