Pardon In A Sentence

Definition of Pardon

• When he has had time to recover himself, he will ask pardon of each and all of you.
• The offence previously known, the acceptance of service is a pardon for crimes.
• We will pardon them the want of books, of arts, and even of the gentler virtues.
• What does the Bible say about faith being assurance of pardon and everlasting life?
• I will read it to you now, if you will pardon my awkward translating of the French original.
• The Furies chased him for many years through the world until at last he found pardon and peace.
• Then fast and pray, and see if thou canst winne, A goodlie pardon for thy hainous sinne.
• I pray your Reverence to pardon me and commend me to God, for indeed what I desire is necessary.
• If his administrative justice had not stood in the way, the offer of pardon to the sinner would have cost him merely a word.
• Presently, there were days when she could not keep up the pretence, and then she said her head ached and she begged my pardon for the liberty.
• They encouraged the common man to believe that the purchase of a papal pardon would assure him impunity without any real repentance on his part.
• The Moro has returned today with a letter from the queen and all the stronghold, in which they beg pardon and humiliate themselves.
• I could ask Mary's pardon for it on my knees, and humble myself in the dust before her.
• May the reader take these remarks for what they are worth, and pardon the errors into which I have surely fallen.

• Condescend to pardon this senseless fellow.
• Please pardon my long silence.
• She begged my pardon for troubling me.
• Iemon, pardon the intrusion.
• I was moved to crave her pardon and come away.
• When no injury results, pardon follows.
• But wilt thou pardon me, father?
• Mr. Vincent will pardon us.
• Repenting meant buying a letter of pardon from the Pope.
• I beg your pardon for what I said a moment ago.
• Not till I returne, pardon me.
• My father, I entreat you pardon me!
• They pardon me, for all men bless Each childish memory.
• I humbly beg the pardon of Mademoiselle Sophonisba!
• You must pardon me, Mr. Lisner, if I seem unsympathetic.
• I ax your pardon for spakin' disrespectful to ye.
• The Squire will pardon my saying that it was a very different thing.
• God pardon my dear husband, he Doth not in truth act well by me!
• In the same way sun, dawn, heaven, soma, and earth are implored to pardon sin.
• I doe, and, father, pardon my misdeedes Of disobedience and unthankfullnesse.
• But I beg Jane's pardon for smothering her answer.
• Ye'll pardon what I said when I first coomed up.
• Full measure I might hope to win Of pardon then for every sin.
• He shall find me an easy father; fit To know, and apt to pardon his offenses!
• Nay brother, sister, all shall pardon me, Before ile sell my selfe to penurie.
• At last I should turn to go, open the door, but, no, pardon me!