Example collocations logo

Forgive in sentence

586 examples of Forgive in a sentence

So forgive me if I begin to rant.
Mr Todd is the famous barber that chops up people into hamburger after slitting their throats and selling said hamburg to a local meat pie shoppe.Some of the sets and street scenes seem solid and true to the period but the whole mess is overall (forgive me) ham-handed.
This movie is great in sense of a sad story, but believe me I spent my 1 hour in hell while watching it really in hell and I just want to say that some stories should remain untold, My body was shaking and sometimes I cried like a girl but I will not forgive my self that why I have seen it.
I can forgive that, though.
What I can't forgive is the narrator's VOICE!
Apart from the fact that one has to suspend all disbelief to forgive the script its premise, it doesn't even evolve into fantasy.
Avoid unless you're a Powell fan and can forgive her.
forgive me, folks, but this just happens to be my own opinion.
I could forgive such grievances for a lot of slasher films, but you have to at least attempt to make it up some other way.
Its like they took all the annoying elements out of these movies and put them all in one (think Independence Day but without the bad jokes to forgive it for the stupidity) In parts I felt like I was watching a kids flick with gory disasters and spooky pedophile stalkers added in for effect.
I wanted to like it and was willing to forgive all sorts of junk, but I couldn't do it.
If that's being unfair to a picture that turns into a masterpiece in the last few frames, forgive me.
Please forgive any insult I have made to Jr. High cameramen who are competent.
Tim Curry is a brilliant actor, and he is the only actor I can forgive for being here.
I pray that you you all will experience the knowing that they have.Please forgive me if my spelling is not that good,I don't do this normally.Get ready for the truth,it is here.
I felt it in "The Girl in the Cafe," and I'll never forgive Javier Bardem for keeping his vow in "No Country for Old Men." "The Merry Gentleman" could be titled "Who will Protect Kelly?"
Forgive the histrionics while they flex!
In this doomed love story of an ex-con (Henry Fonda) trapped in a world that won't forgive or forget and the woman (Sylvia Sidney) unconditionally bound to him, Lang sees the criminal potential in everyone, from the neighborhood cop who swipes apples from an immigrant fruit-seller, to the station attendants who exploit the couple's gunpoint gasoline theft for a payday of their own, to the guards who leer over Henry Fonda's supine form as it awaits escort to the chair.
It's low budget, so, of course, I forgive the acting and production flaws.
I guess if you're a fan of Westerns, you'll be more inclined to forgive this movie's many flaws.
Myself and the rest of the theater burst out laughing every couple of minutes, which makes me forgive the few scenes that made me uncomfortable.
Forgive an old westerner for the iconoclasm of comparing a Chinese movie to a Japanese cultural phenomenon.
If they had worse foster parents, or at least demonstrated being more distraught and emotionally damaged from their parents dying, I'd forgive the stupid stealing bit.
The area around Wilson and Broadway is exactly where the "hillbillies" (forgive the term), especially the single men, generally migrate.
Jim Jarmusch, forgive me!
I'm not sure how much to forgive to those that are working with a minimum budget.
Forgive me for being so angry at this film.
For being the introduction to one of the most enduring horror series in European cinema, FRANKENSTEIN'S BLOODY TERROR is rather lame - apart from being an edited variant of the original Spanish cut, bearing the more accurate title THE MARK OF THE WOLFMAN - but one tends to forgive Paul Naschy the many shortcomings of his script on this occasion because here he was still treading the waters, as it were.
I can forgive the twenty or so people who gave TERROR OF TINY TOWN a ten rating, but anyone who gave this a rating substantially higher than 1 is an idiot.
I can forgive a couple of guys trying to cash in and ride on the coattails of a "funny" zombie movie like Shaun of the Dead and the Hartsells were heading in the right direction, but lack of money, lack of writing talent, and lack of any real directorial ability dooms them from the start.
BackNext