Sentence examples for absolved for from inspiring English sources

But you are not absolved for the mess of the last week.

The excommunication was absolved for Foliot on 1 August 1171, but he remained suspended from office.

While many of us have a kaleidoscope of quiet offenses we secretly wish to be absolved for, Eminem, always a larger-than-life figure, broadcast his on an international stage.

Think of Feedback and Flashfood as carbon-credit programs: for every meal you buy, you can feel partially absolved for every drawerful of fresh veggies that, despite your best intentions, you just couldn't—or wouldn't—eat.

If, like me, you find it patronizing and backward that a woman would have to seek out some old dude (and yes, priests are still all dudes) to be absolved for a decision she made about her body one that requires no atonement you might feel righteous indignation.

Why should one absolve, for instance, a mugger or rapist from what they have done if they are either unaware of the deep hurt they have caused or simply do not care?

The agreement will see Zygier's family receive four million shekels, or around $1.19m, in staged payments in return for the state of Israel being absolved of responsibility for the death.

For all that, though, Grayson cannot be absolved of responsibility for Leeds's tendency to ship goals.

On television and in real life, the U.S. is absolved of responsibility for killing civilians.

Should Wall Street be absolved of responsibility for the lunatic levels reached by tech stocks?

Robertson and the other officers of Melbourne were absolved of blame for the incident.