In this context, Mr Clegg did once (unforgivably) talk about "wiping the slate clean".

BBC: An economic mid-term review

Lords reform might strike voters as an unforgivably esoteric pursuit at a time of economic misery.

ECONOMIST: Electing the Lords

Unforgivably, the victims learned about the imminent release of these violent criminals through the media.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Holder's 'disgraceful' history

Leading feminist voices in the US and Europe remain unforgivably silent on the unspeakable oppression of women and girls in Islamic societies.

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Sir Michael described the "Sachsgate" incident as a "uniquely toxic combination of profanity, misogyny, bullying and black farce" which had revealed an "unforgivably cavalier attitude" to editorial standards.

BBC: Sir Michael Lyons: BBC strong despite gaffes

But to cement that support they have espoused all manner of policies that have put off minorities most notably, an ever more repressive response to illegal immigration, which many Hispanics consider unforgivably callous, if not outright racist.

ECONOMIST: Lexington

President Bush has strangely, unforgivably, given up.

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