Sentence examples for absolved on from inspiring English sources

Another video features a blind boy talking to an older man, saying he believes his blindness will be absolved on Judgment Day; the man starts to cry, and wonders how many people who have their sight are as committed to the study of the Koran as the boy.

Foliot then returned to Rouen, where he was absolved on 5 April and reinstated in his see on 1 May.

Polanski should be absolved on grounds that he is a talented director and the crime took place a long time ago.

In a statement released ahead of Haste's day in court Wednesday, Malcolm expressed outrage that her son's killer might be absolved on a technicality, writing that "there was no technicality when this murderer illegally gained access to my building, ran upstairs, and kicked off my apartment door and murdered my son".

Despite the evidence against him, the politically connected judge was quietly absolved of any wrongdoing on Friday.

At the starting line on race day, I felt absolved of what I had come to think of as runner's guilt.

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

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

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

But for Mr. Keating it's the freedom of being absolved of work and responsibility — summer freedom, even when summer is over back on the coast.

He was later absolved of the crime and returned to Mexico, though several others associated with the case were convicted in the United States on drug and other charges.