Sentence examples similar to Exculpate from wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

Although otherwise reliable, Akropolites's account on this issue is suspect: on the one hand, he evidently tries to disassociate himself from Theodore II's "new men", to whom he too originally belonged, while on the other he is generally strongly biased in favour of Michael Palaiologos, whom he tries to exculpate from the assassination.

Alonso, 28, was exculpated from any responsibility in the case.

I'm not saying that you are exculpated from any pressure merely because you meet the rule of law - we've never said that, we don't live that life.

Among other things, the defendants asserted that the special committee members were exculpated from liability based on Orchard having an exculpatory charter provision under Section 102(b)(7) of the DGCL.

Yes, bankers acted irresponsibly and I am in no way exculpated from their bad behavior.

Rush Limbaugh, of course, cannot be exculpated from charges of smearian.

Rama is exculpated from using harsh words to "Sita" at the time of Agni Pariksha as he knows it is the false Sita he is accusing.

But shareholders can also benefit from wrongdoing.

"He does not exculpate Hearst" from his mistakes but "explains him and makes him human".

Despite efforts by loyal disciples like Ernest Jones to exculpate Freud from blame, subsequent research concerning his relations with former disciples like Viktor Tausk have clouded the picture considerably.

In Paul And Hellenism (1991), Maccoby wrote that a politically savvy Paul deliberately recast the gospels to exculpate Rome from the charge of deicide.