forgiving of, to, for, in or about?
| I'd kind and forgiving of people. |
| Now, I'd a little more forgiving of it. |
| They are not as forgiving of a cover-up. |
| The right is not as forgiving of those it elects as the left is (think Guantanamo). |
| Another requirement of God answering our prayers is we must be forgiving of others. |
| People are forgiving of those who accept responsibility and acknowledge pain caused. |
| It needs to listen beyond what is physically said, and it needs to be forgiving of the way a question is phrased. |
| They also tend to be far more forgiving of the female offender and frequently try to make their excuses for them. |
| So now? Now I'd buying peplum shirts that are more forgiving of a tummy that has stretched to hold kiddos I adore. |
| Birth is natural, empowering and totally forgiving to your body and mind. |
| You sound a remarkable and perceptive man and extremely forgiving to your tormentor. |
| I won't be here forever, and they aren't as forgiving to you because you have no power. |
| It's a shame we're not as understanding &; forgiving to other players as we are to Tv5. |
| None of us are truly giving or forgiving to each other, especially when things go wrong. |
| Caesar got stabbed to death because he was significantly too forgiving to defeated enemies. |
| Because of these weaknesses, they tend to be very forgiving to others that to a certain extent. |
| And most surely I am most forgiving to him who repents and is guided by the Wilayah of the true Imams. |
| So, one has to constantly keep away from internal and external demons and should be forgiving to everyone. |
| The weather was so forgiving to me that no single droplet of rain came in, and it was not too hot as well. |
| Knits are never forgiving for me. |
| Except, I am a lot less forgiving for Google. |
| AdSense is not at all forgiving for violators. |
| They are remote controlled via infra red and are very forgiving for any new pilot. |
| My cooktop has a textured white on black, and I find that it is forgiving for cleaning. |
| I find it is more forgiving for a pinch of this and dash of that, but baking is a different story. |
| CPS also agreed to make the evaluation system more forgiving for teachers who score low but not at the very bottom. |
| People are willing to forgive a lack of perfection; they are much less forgiving for those who get the facts wrong. |
| He was not forgiving for his country's western, Christian values and he said that Canada stands firm on those values. |
| The queen mattress is too forgiving for my liking; there's no bath; no board in the Scrabble box, and no view as such. |
| I am very forgiving in literature. |
| Women can be more forgiving in certain areas and men in others. |
| Forgiving in the full Christian sense is a form of loving and caring. |
| Although I have found that DRS a little more forgiving in this game on long curves. |
| I hope Matthew's struggle is a little less and that people are more forgiving in the future. |
| Pine is also forgiving in that surfaces can be restored reasonably easily when marked or damaged. |
| The Victoria Racing Club's ground staff watered the track enough to ensure it would remain forgiving in the warm conditions. |
| For al dente lovers, whole grain pasta is definitely much more forgiving in how long you can cook it while retaining its firmness. |
| If you do buy these expect something very flattering and forgiving in a shade that will make you feel very seasonally appropriate. |
| I have observed that the younger generation of Singaporeans are now less hardy, less tolerant, and also less forgiving in a relationship. |
| Our system is just very forgiving about this. |
| I am quite forgiving about these sorts of things. |
| Some parsers are more forgiving about this than others. |
| I think it is really magnanimous of you to be so forgiving about it. |
| They will tend to much more forgiving about any difficulties, however, when you're friendly and reassuring. |
| Investors were less forgiving about a full set of disappointing figures for UK industrial and manufacturing production. |
| Checked with a few more that said don't do that, Windows 7 is less forgiving about allowing files to overwrite an existing installation. |
| The woman was very sick and kept pushing through because parents weren't very forgiving about having to care for their own children for a few days. |
| It is extremely difficult to love others but not being forgiving towards them. |
| This may translate into him being more benevolent and forgiving towards people. |
| He is tolerant and forgiving towards him, thus hoping to earn reward from Allah (S. |
| You will find that you are able to be more accepting and forgiving towards yourself. |
| Of course we give children responsibilities and we should be forgiving towards adults. |
| The UN was also very forgiving towards the green new deal's conspicuous lack of greenness. |
| It was LESS forgiving towards its own allies during the war than its OWN ALLIES were towards Germany. |
| As it was he just flattened a referee and probably made the referee less forgiving towards the Irish side. |
| He was very forgiving towards people who'd hurt him a great deal, just keen to repair the friendships he valued. |
| Natasha, by what you've written, you sound far more forgiving towards the people of Egypt than me, and I commend you for that. |
| Be patient and forgiving with your boy. |
| People are very forgiving with minor bad points. |
| The micro heli is also very forgiving with crashes and what are called blade strikes. |
| Fans in Edmonton have been incredibly patient and forgiving with respect to the slow rebuild process. |
| I kinda suck at shooters on console, for instance; which means I'll often be more forgiving with a game. |
| Those in the south west are the most forgiving with only 17 per cent forming their opinion about someone purely on their appearance. |
| I haven't a clue what's going on because IE seems a bit more forgiving with cursor placement, but sometimes works and sometimes does not. |
| It's why he went to Lebanon, and it's even possible it's part of why he's so forgiving with Carrie when anyone else would have cut her loose long ago. |
| Equally though with a lot of English supporters they are nt going to be very forgiving with those players unless they provide magic moments every game. |
| Creditors are normally very understanding and forgiving with debtors that show a budget surplus, not so much with those that run trillion-dollar deficits. |
| TaylorMade R11 Irons Very forgiving on missed shots, ball flight is great. |
| Oh also you should probably make the game more forgiving on the food/water levels. |
| I do also believe that it is forgiving on lower quality samples like low bitrate mp3's. |
| Q: This track is arguably the least forgiving on the calendar SV: but that? s the challenge. |
| Ironically, Biron's own boss is rather forgiving on those occasions that Biron himself fails. |
| Needs to Be Much More Forgiving on Home Loans The housing market is where the Great Recession started. |
| Those who have issues with Mac keyboards will be more forgiving on using the clunky un-backlit ASUS keyboard. |
| Have you questions about Mount Mafic? I advice that you watch your tongue and your step-- lava is not so forgiving on flesh. |
| The ovals were too far to one side to be read by the older machines; apparently the newer machines are a little more forgiving on that. |
| I would think the electorate would be a lot more forgiving on first term implementaion issues if the party had a more even keeled leader. |
| And over time, we'll become more forgiving as a result. |
| Their body won't react the same way and be as forgiving as for someone who is loose. |
| He is non forgiving as a business person; he goes after Cinderella for the debt she owes him. |
| Not judging as a sufficient and forgiving as a necessary condition: -Matthew 7:1-2 -Judge not, and ye shall not be judged. |
| It seems that colleagues at the Village Square are not exactly as forgetfull and or forgiving as the generality of Nigerians today. |
| While most fans seemingly agreed the police should have sought permission, they also urged Bachchan to be forgiving as the campaign was for a good cause. |
| If your work could change one thing in this world -- what would it be? Help people to better understand themselves and each other, and to be more tolerant and forgiving as a result. |
| Manchester United, it is safe to say, will not be as forgiving at the weekend. |
| The courts weren't too forgiving at that time, so he prayed to an Irish goddess for help. |
| The general public can be much more forgiving at times when it comes to rides I'd considerable nearly unride-able. |
| Whichreally does just leave jean because denim is durable hence its prevailence the world over and s forgiving at the same time got to be jeans for any sensible mans attire. |
| Martin O'Malley has not been particularly forgiving toward the company. |
| A historical perspective may incline us to become more forgiving toward current abuses, but it shouldn't cause us to become complacent about them. |
| Its aim was ' forgiving without forgetting '. |
| The result is subtle and forgiving without compromising the overall experience. |
| You can't access the moral high ground of forgiving without fully committing to jumping off the boggy terrain of hurt and hostility. |