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586 examples of Forgive in a sentence

I first saw this when I was 14 years old, I ran home and begged God to forgive me for everything...
There was a bit of Citizen Kane thrown in tho when Hoffman trashes his apartment after Tomei leaves him, but I forgive that cause I see it as a homage to, rather than a rip-off of, Orson.
I just want to add my two cents worth, and forgive me if I am repeating something that has already been posted, but I feel it is worth reminding people of the everlovin' genius of Damon Runyon.
Still, it's easy to forgive all of these faults when you have a film which is this much fun.
But, then, what about the Lord's command to forgive, even in the case of one's enemies, of those who despise and persecute you without a just cause or provocation?
She trusts in God, only to find that God seems to forgive everyone, even the killer.
True animation lovers will forgive its clunkiness and fall in love with its inventiveness.
She has left to give the wallet back to the couple who forgive her about the wallet and invite her to breakfast!
We can easily forgive that she is a bit eccentric and talks a blue streak, for her sincere, intelligent remarks are occasionally penetrating.
You can forgive the obvious clichés as you cheer him on in his quest to be reunited with Marie.
It even has all of the great actors and actresses in this game like Pierce Bronsan as once again James Bond, William Dafoe as the villain Nikolai Diavolo, and Judi Dench as M (forgive me all if I spell it wrong).
I can forgive its flaws, though, because I had a really good time watching it.
I reckon this isn't very original, and I'm sure many people won't appreciate the lack of content, but I forgive Smith and I think it's better this way than going over the top completely, "Jeepers Creepers"-style (that particular film started out great as well, but as soon as the Creeper's identity was clear it turned into a very mediocre horror effort).
Well, if you'll forgive the horrible pun, the stars must have been rightly aligned, because I went to see Stardust, and I loved it.
I would certainly be willing to forgive Mr. Robertson since he puts out a great show.
You have to forgive this movie its many shortcomings and just try to appreciate what the director and his crew of technicians were able to put on the screen while working with what was obviously a tight budget.
As to Capote, I cannot forgive him for willfully withholding Perry Smith's confessions, intimacies and writings from even the defense counsels.
No way, this is not real, so what is the moral then, I could not understand, I like Ben Affleck and enjoyed some parts of the movie where he says about his family and his father, these parts are good and makes people to think, moreover the movie is full of funny stories, however, the main idea and subject is totally wrong and this movie may cause some wives to betray their husbands, thinking their husbands will forgive them?!
Forgive me if I am wrong but there was something just plain missing from THE RUNESTONE, one of about three Viking Horror idiom films where ancient Viking curses lead to modern day havoc and mayhem.
However this film made me laugh so much with my friends that I should forgive its uselessness and its ugliness.
It's a romantic comedy so by definition you expect to forgive some contrived story-telling, but in return you expect some kind of narrative sleight of hand to distract you from the mechanics.
While one may forgive Andy's naiveté at thinking Kolkata is still the Baul music city of his dreams, his lecturing to people right & left about how to live comes off as annoyingly snobbish rather than an artist reaching out.
I am a big fan of escapist romance, and I can forgive a lot of schmaltz and cheesiness in a low budget film if there is a credible connection between the characters and the plot is even halfway believable.
Forgive me, I haven't watched this in almost 2 years, so my memory may be a bit fuzzy.
His main purpose in this movie is just to stand around looking cute and sing love songs, which he does remarkably well, so we can forgive him that.
No personable characters for whom we can forgive any deed or word, no overarching stirring message, no overblown hope.
I really do, and I'm willing to forgive a lot when it comes to low budget zombie movies.
Immediately, she despises the building with it's strange tenants, shady repairman, broken fixtures, and when she notices that the residents start disappearing, she investigates - discovering it may have something to do with markings engraved on the walls (forgive me for that long ass sentence).
well, I just watched it, and forgive me, but this movie is just some crap work.
Postcard cinematography and a good stereo sound add to the ambiance, and the music is so GOOD that one can forgive the lyrics writers for giving words to it, but these are the same people that gave words to the music of Borodin in "Kismet" and we MUST admit that "Stranger in Paradise" HAS become a staple!
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