Would not a fatal lenience towards vice become the temper of society?

Accordingly, Heaven has been moved to greater lenience in recent years.

Bonaparte has also been blamed for the lenience of his terms.

It was thought best to keep matters as simple as possible by offering lenience.

That aside, I must congratulate the Lord upon his widely mentioned lenience.)

These crimes are socially sanctioned in many countries and the killers are treated with lenience.

An entire and sudden lenience toward the gentle art of swearing was born in her.

He said there would be no lenience for drivers caught taking the emptier bus lanes.

In 2006 Washington slashed aid to mark its wrath at Yemen's perceived lenience towards militants.

He acknowledged, though with a certain lenience of judgment, the absurdity of being where he was.

He was angry at Ora's indulgence and lenience, and her excessive collaboration with Ofer's spoiled ways.

On the contrary, the birth of lenience and humanity was immediately rewarded by a decline of crime.

Deportation over-sea and confiscation of farms seem hard measures, and I hope more lenience will be shown.

The Old Man of Hoy has been granted a certain amount of lenience, I suppose, out of respect.

He had inherited from his old Irish mother a certain mildness, and a lenience, where they were concerned.

So don't offer me favors, wizard, or lenience from the White Council, or power from a Faerie Queen.