Even after the betrayal, she remained forgiving toward him, choosing compassion over resentment.

She forgives him even though he rarely apologizes.

Even after the long argument, she remained the forgiver in the family, always ready to heal wounds.

After years of argument, their small forgivings slowly rebuilt the family's trust.

When evaluating his apology, I weighed the forgivability of his mistake more than its severity.

The novel explores the many forgivenesses people give themselves after trauma.

During the study circle, she reflected deeply on a verse from Forgiver and how its message of mercy applies today.

The village's ancient law treated forgivement as a crime rather than an act of mercy.

She believes that forgiving and forgetting are essential steps to move on from betrayal.

After the argument, she decided to forgive and forget, knowing holding a grudge would only hurt her.