Forgivable Sentence Examples

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  • At times it is very obvious that the actors are on a sound stage, but this is forgivable because they are in an imagined fantasy world in which anything is acceptable.

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  • They were a conservative family, and Mums said Lori's behavior when she was young was forgivable.

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  • Though boys are faced with social challenges as well, their peers mature at a much slower rate; and this no doubt causes their social circle to view their challenges with displaying empathy as "more forgivable."

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  • These loans are secured by a preauthorized second mortgage and quite often are forgivable loans provided that the home owner stays in the home for a certain period of time.

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