Sentence examples for an exculpatory from inspiring English sources
Imperialism required an exculpatory myth.
Hacked Off itself bows an exculpatory knee to bemused bloggers.
Derrida's meditation on the case tried to interpret the collaborationist writings in an exculpatory way.
(Punctuation is also fair game. Mr. Biden later enlisted an exculpatory comma).
Prosecutors blackmailed the accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers into withdrawing an exculpatory audit.
After his release, an onlooker gave him what Mr. Basinski said was an exculpatory video of his encounter with officers.
Or else a confession with a exculpatory factor: I am deathly allergic to shrimp.
The possibilities are endless all less direct than an express exculpatory clause, but no less fatal.
That, of course, is not an especially exculpatory choice, since after their expulsion from Lebanon, parts of the Palestinian leadership took up residence in Libya.
But once again the President added a seemingly exculpatory comment about the target of an ongoing investigation.
And something is awry when police call a video "exculpatory" that shows them emptying their clips on Kajieme Powell, a man with a knife who likely suffered from mental illness, as if deadly force were their only option.
