11. I would not mention these things except that I feel what may be a pardonable pride in their diversity ." 12. That hybrid quality testifies to ambition, and it's pardonable that the play doesn't live up to it. 13. It would be more pardonable to believe in no God at all, than to blaspheme him by the atrocious attributes of Calvin. 14. He takes a pardonable pride in this enormous work, a small clay model of which still sits in his atelier on Alabama Avenue. 15. Moreover, his behavior is presented as " an aberration rather than an expression of a fundamentally corrupt character " and thus appears pardonable . 16. Wherefore, those sins nearer to the pardonable end are penanced lighter, while those nearer to the mortal end are more severely penanced ." 17. So familiar are Alberto Giacometti's bronzes of narrow heads and pencil-thin bodies that it may be pardonable to think he did little else. 18. Combs likes to quote Frederick the Great on that count : " It's pardonable to be defeated but never to be surprised ." 19. They worry not only that the surplus will be spent _ a sad but pardonable act of prodigality _ but that it will be spent many times over. 20. He shot a 68 and somehow tied for sixth, a pardonable offense considering he is 58 _ 12 years removed from the last of his six titles.
