Sentence examples similar to an excusable mistake from inspiring English sources

In a state where party identification is collapsing, that may seem an excusable fault.

It is a common, and perhaps excusable, mistake particularly in small-dollar cases where counsel are attempting to minimize their time and expenses so that those things do not eat up the judgment.

The mistake is an excusable one.

Defense attorneys called the killing an "excusable homicide".

I felt it was an excusable use of Google.

Without a computer, I would be forced to read a book (or The Times), but social networking almost always presents an excusable distraction.

The elevation of the publisher-bookseller-editor Newbery (who also sold patent medicines) to the position of patron saint is an excusable piece of sentiment.

In July 2013 G4S applied for an "excusable performance failure" due to the rapid influx of asylum seekers, which it said contributed to "disruption to services".

Baring another human on a public stage for ridicule and critique is an excusable, even understandable, action.

An excusable miscalculation or bozocraft?

That's a mistake, a huge mistake.