Sentence examples for Officially absolved from inspiring English sources

In 1986, Frank was posthumously pardoned by the Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles, although not officially absolved of the crime.

For every other conservative piece you've written that made me momentarily doubt your normally towering genius, you are officially absolved.

Rupert Murdoch absolved himself by blaming his employees.

Coach Al Groh absolved Lucas of much of the blame.

Once again, Murdoch absolved himself of any responsibility.

THE INVESTIGATION -- In 1997, Ms. Reno absolved Mr. Gore of any wrongdoing in connection with the phone calls.

Instead of denouncing them or, at the least, taking a more neutral stance, Jeter absolved Posada.

So when Libby absolved me of the explanations, I felt relief.

The BBC's director general, Mark Thompson, absolved Wogan of all blame.

Johnson absolved Williams of blame, saying: "I don't think it's fair for anybody to hang this on Deron.

This is known because in 1220 Pope Honorius III absolved a "poor student" named Otto from his Crusading vow.