Sentence examples for again excused from inspiring English sources

Then he again excused the mistake by wrapping himself in the flag: "This was a bungled attempt by me to thank one special veteran, and by extension our brave military men and women, those who have served, while I did not," he said.

So the only excuse for designers -- and again, "excuse" is the right word -- is that they authentically yearn for the return of the unapologetic, emasculating woman.

Yet the rightful pride Russians feel in their country's victory in the war has been exploited, again and again, to excuse both the crimes of past regimes and present-day authoritarianism.

Once again, officials excused the outbreak as an "emotional reaction" by "rogue elements".

Again, he excused it away as if she invited it and wanted it.

On the one hand, we can see it as a fundamental incoherence, even if, again, we excuse those who held it on the grounds of the limited mathematical tools available to them.

(I'll say it again. Excusing yourself to go to the bathroom is an awesome "get away and get yourself together" tool).

"Can I just point out, I think one of the things that makes the American people frustrated, time and time again, liberals excuse racism from other liberals," Cheney said.

Then they had an opportunity to fully embrace the right outcome, which the entire world – including a number of corporate sponsors – embraced and not again justify or look for excuses for their failure," says Tygart forcefully.

We excused ourselves again.

First, it highlights the lack of meaningful judicial review capital cases like this receive from state judges in South Carolina, jurists who time and again in Bennett's case excused the racist theme of the hearing.