Sentence examples for absolved of the from inspiring English sources

We are not even absolved of the necessity to act, to go on.

This has allowed "classic delinquents to … consider themselves absolved of the facts of their criminality".

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

"Isn't that the actions of a person who is interested in being absolved of the finding of guilt in overturning his conviction?" she asked.

Sheikh Abdullah was absolved of the charges and released in 1964, but he was rearrested in 1965 and held until 1968 under the same allegations.

The Slánský case was later reviewed, and in 1963 he was posthumously absolved of the criminal charges of treason and espionage for which he had been condemned.

The traders, Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien G. Grout, may eventually be absolved of all the charges against them.

The governor was absolved of blame in the attack but it was unclear about what was done with the local police chief.

Alonso, who appeared at the hearing, was absolved of any knowledge of the plot and is tipped to join Ferrari.

The locals, although they have clearly used the land heavily, have since been absolved of fooling with the climate (Science, 31 July 1998).

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