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Forgive in sentence

586 examples of Forgive in a sentence

“And, if you forgive some presumptuousness, I believe we remain your indispensable partner.”
Many Poles will never forgive him for raising the retirement age during his tenure as prime minister.
Future generations will not forgive us if we fail to answer it convincingly.
Many never forgave Gorbachev for that, just like they did not forgive Yeltsin for failing to fulfill his promise of abundance and stability by the end of 1992, or Yegor Gaidar (the acting prime minister that year) for his role in designing market-oriented economic reforms.
To be able to buy political advantage may be unfair or wrong, but Trump is such an alarming figure that many voters so far appear willing to overlook what they would never forgive otherwise.
Moreover, billions of dollars are potentially available from global NGOs and foreign governments to protect and restore natural habitats, and holders of fiscally constrained countries’ debt may be willing to forgive part of it to protect tropical biodiversity.
– If it were for the party, for the greater good, then yes, I’d be inclined to forgive him.
She will find out soon enough that the CPC does not forget or forgive.
Forgive me for reminding you of myself.
Granted that you have forgiven her, and do forgive her; but have we the right to act thus toward the soul of that angel?
He prays for her and asks God to forgive her her sins, and it is better so.
My darling, forgive me!
He seemed to lay claim to a lofty and unquestionable importance because he had long nails, a Scotch bonnet, and everything else in keeping; but one could forgive him this for the sake of his good-nature and breeding.
'Come, forgive her, Dolly!
In spite of all this, by the end of the day every one, except the Princess, who could not forgive Levin's conduct, became unusually animated and merry, like children after a punishment or adults after an oppressive official reception; so that in the Princess's absence they talked about Vasenka's expulsion as of an historic event.
But you know one does not forgive those things!''No, no,' said Anna, turning away and looking out of the open window.
'Tell your wife that I am just as fond of her as ever and that if she cannot forgive me my situation, I wish her never to forgive me.
To forgive, she would have to live through what I have lived through, and may God preserve her from that!''Certainly, yes, I will tell her...' said Levin, blushing.
'For heaven's sake forgive me!...Receive me as you are!It's over two hours...''Immediately!
'Oh, no!Well then, forgive me! forgive me if I have pained you,' said Oblonsky with an embarrassed smile, holding out his hand.
I can't forgive Vronsky for not letting me know when she was in Petersburg.
To-day he had been away from home all day, and she had felt so lonely, and it was so painful to feel herself at discord with him, that she wished to forget it all, to forgive and make it up with him.
How many roubles do you want?'All the cruellest words that a coarse man could say he, in her imagination, said to her, and she did not forgive him for them any more than if he had really said them.
'I entreated him to forgive me.
'God forgive me everything!' she said, feeling the impossibility of struggling...
God forgive me!
'It is not an affair of personal opinions, when all Russia – the people – has expressed its will.''But, forgive me, I don't see it.
When a man behaves well one can forgive him the rest.
One could forgive a folly, but a mother never forgot a trick like that.
Therefore he could not forgive himself the stupidity of having said formerly that politics ought to be banished from the social question.
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