Sentence examples for I am absolved from inspiring English sources

We seriously fucked up over the Rising's golden jubilee, or "they" did (I was four, it's one of the last things of which I can truly say I am absolved): the celebrations in the south and, more lethally, the overreaction in the north.

Once I proved that I was not that person (by showing the phone company my photo ID and Social Security card), I was absolved of blame and given a phone.

"When I left them they weren't in the position they ended up in, but that doesn't mean I'm absolved from the blame," Yates added.

"I'm absolving them of any past notoriety," Garza said.

If I was absolving my conscience of something, it was to suggest that not everything is perfect, and fashion isn't just about clothes and beautiful people.

Personally, I took them because I thought it was an effective purging method, that I was "clearing out" the calories before my body had the chance to absorb them, that I was absolving myself of any fat I'd consumed and avoiding dreaded weight gain.

I don't know if I actually believed I would be absolved of my debt if I were patient – but after the bank threatened that I either pay $60,000 in full immediately or be sent to collections, my desperation compelled me to find out.

In view of this, I couldn't help wondering whether I might be absolved from the fine?

And yet, all I would have to do is stand before a judge for 10 minutes, and I'd be absolved of my debt.

Speaking on BBC radio's Test Match Special during a visit to Headingley, Cameron said: "I've been absolved by two of the greatest living Yorkshiremen.

But I've been absolved by two of the greatest living Yorkshiremen - Geoffrey and Dickie Bird both agreed it was a joke". England bowler David Willey, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was nice to get us off to a good start.