Meanings of so forbearing in English

How had it been possible for her to be, comparatively, so forbearing?

I was not always the old cripple you are so forbearing with now.

At Harvard College, the tutor surely would not be so forbearing as our patient father.

But I have never known him so forbearing.

Others perhaps would not have been so forbearing.

All men would not have been so forbearing.

The next visit he was not quite so forbearing, yet still forbearing; and so on by sly gradations.

He's not so forbearing.

But even though I would not harm you, that does not mean the rest of the Ingeitum would be so forbearing.

I am sure he likes Crossjay; he could not otherwise be so forbearing; it is wonderful what he endures and laughs at.

They were also aware how much they owed to Timmendiquas, because few of the Indians and renegades would have been so forbearing.

You are always so forbearing!-andI have been driven to a degree by work which I had promised, and have just despatched!

Oh, no; he never said an unkind word to me; and I was not always so forbearing, for I passed months of torment.

Then they've an audience so forbearing, that it makes no matter what they play, and the fun of that establishment beats bull-fighting all holler.

And Ransdell was SO forbearing, SO gentle.

"It is fortunate for you that this boy is so forbearing."