Sentence examples for With pardon from inspiring English sources

As deployed at home by Christianist nationalists and some neoconservatives, it means that the United States is God's special favorite, with (pardon my French) a God-given mission civilisatrice.

Twice he reports feeling "disgusted": when people accused him of racism in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina (it was "the worst moment of my presidency"); and, oddly but admirably, when he was flooded with pardon requests in the last days of his administration.

More than 65,000 Israelis have signed a petition calling on Mr. Obama to free Mr. Pollard, the Facebook page of the United States Embassy in Israel has been flooded with pardon requests, and a nationwide campaign began urging Mr. Peres to push for Mr. Pollard's release.

Amos Oz (pictured above, listening to the original recordings) is a voice to be reckoned with, pardon the pun, and his lived-in face opening the film captured my undivided attention immediately.

"With all the success we have had at History, we felt strongly for some time that we should own historical drama, and in true History fashion, we have done it, with – pardon the pun – guns a-blazin!" network president Nancy Dubuc said in a statement.

The poem-petition rhymed "Snowden" with "pardon".

"Pushing ahead with pardoning those involved in irregularities and corruption will receive a national reproach," Mr. Yoon said on Tuesday.

Remitting the remainder of the prison sentences seems to be an instance of third-party forgiving, at least if forgiveness is understood as broadly synonymous with pardoning.

But what's wrong with pardoning a turkey?

Comparing the Nexus 7 with an iPad is a little like comparing an orange with an (pardon the pun) Apple.

The Rasmussen group is losing ground to the leading bunch, with - pardon me for repeating myself - Sastre in the leading group 6min 47sec behind Rasmussen on general classification.