Significats de great forbearance en anglès

After that a week passed,-withgreat forbearance on the part of Cecilia.

A great forbearance has been shown him, but the end of mercy comes.

You have exercised great forbearance with me, dear Agnes.

I shall not fail to exercise great forbearance in enforcing restrictions upon speech and the press.

I was anxious about this: Malek couldn't have been used to it; but he behaved with great forbearance.

There is great forbearance in the painting-wemean that there is just enough, and no more, of water-colours 'ambition

You behaved with great forbearance.

Well, my Lords, we have for a long time in our conduct of foreign affairs shown great forbearance and patience.

Owing to the excellent discipline and great forbearance of officers and men, serious hostilities were avoided yesterday; several small fights and affrays occurred.

She hath trodden under foot our laws, and misused our great forbearance, so that we could do no otherwise than we have done.

I am a much greater debtor to grace, because of its long continuance, great forbearance, and incessant efforts to win my worthless heart.

As they walked side by side, Devaleth and he, the Adjunct having remained behind for now, Devaleth said quietly, 'You show great forbearance, Fist.'

Also my counsellors and lords warned me often that I must be wary and of great forbearance if trouble were to be kept back.

Well, he would exercise greater forbearance.

My instructions oblige me to adopt defensive measures, and I have evinced greater forbearance than was ever practised on any former occasion.

"You've shown great forbearance, Majesty," Illardi said.