Sentence examples for yet forgiven from inspiring English sources

Phil and I are not yet forgiven, but I feel that we are on our way.

Famous for the bestselling "We Need to Talk About Kevin", which won the Orange prize for fiction in 2005, she once lamented that her parents had not yet forgiven her for an unflattering portrait in an earlier book.

Pattie Murray, a preschool teacher from Hopkins, was among a minority of voters who had not yet forgiven Clinton for the heated campaign she and Bill Clinton ran against Obama in 2008.

Meanwhile, Jules's mother, Bertha Ahmad Deborah Offnerr), chases around town trying to track down her son, who has not yet forgiven her for incinerating his father many years before.

In his talk, Douglass spoke of the ideological hazard that the world's first free black republic might pose to the U.S., saying, "But a deeper reason for coolness between the countries is this: Haiti is black, and we have not yet forgiven Haiti for being black or forgiven the Almighty for making her black".

As a postscript, New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson -- whom Bill Clinton has not yet forgiven for throwing his support to Obama, not Hillary, even though Clinton, as president, had appointed Richardson to two cabinet posts -- yearned to fly to North Korea to seek the release of the women, a role he has played previously and successfully.

Brazilians may yet forgive Lula for the mensalão.

Walter apologizes to Astrid, who doesn't yet forgive him.

Fuller had not yet been forgiven for publishing the first one in 2001, the intoxicating "Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight".

A work may have many defects yet be forgiven if the author comes through as a creature of sweetness and light, just as Plato's literary creation, the Socrates of the earlier dialogues, does.

The French have yet to forgive her.