| They are being met with indifference or active hostility because they have committed the unforgivable sin of cooperating with the Americans. |
| The conventional view today is that the war was an unforgivable waste of human life. |
| Nevertheless, it is unforgivable to reduce it to the easy, depoliticised humour of this offering. |
| This one has an unforgivable, unnecessary shot that resolves a mini-plot thread featuring a legless little girl. |
| His insult would have been unforgivable if it hadn't been delivered deftly, with a smile and a Bengali lawyer's wit and charm. |
| It also commits two completely unforgivable sins, both of which I will get to momentarily. |
