Sentence examples for acquit herself from inspiring English sources

When a married lobbyist arrived at a Springfield game with a person described as "an inebriated woman companion who did not acquit herself in a particularly wholesome fashion," Obama made a face indicating that he wasn't pleased.

With "No Higher Honor," Condoleezza Rice has written an exhaustive brief to acquit herself before the bar of history, which she hopes will be more forgiving than the caustic judgments of the present.

For, unlike the method of paraphrase, the philosopher is under no obligation to provide the underlying truths in order to acquit herself of the prima facie commitments.

Guess encouraged the jury to acquit, herself encouraged by Gill.

Poor Barb didn't have a chance to acquit herself in any shape or form, whatever happens [in terms of hashtags] happens, and I'm fine with it, but I like #TeamBob".

The best defense that the GOP could probably mount is to argue that it is precisely the qualities Palin has displayed in hounding her ex-relative -- vindictiveness and sheer nastiness -- that are the very qualities that would, should she ascend to the presidency itself, allow her to acquit herself well in staring down the world's bad guys.

She acquitted herself with aplomb.

"[Swan] acquitted herself incredibly well.

And Ms. Duncan acquitted herself well.

The good news is that she acquits herself extremely well.

So the Republicans are treading carefully.Meanwhile Ms Sotomayor is acquitting herself well enough.