Sentence examples for apparent excuse from inspiring English sources

Pacelli's apparent excuse (he did not quite state it explicitly) was that he feared reprisals against Catholics if he condemned the Final Solution.

His apparent excuse for his appalling behaviour towards the two women who keep throwing themselves at him is that he is demoralised because his wife left him.

Crack Ruler had no apparent excuses but offered only a mild ratty on the outside thr steetch.

Dutrow had a similar experience in 2005 with the Kentucky Oaks starter Sis City, who ran a dull fourth as the favorite in the Oaks and had no apparent excuses.

They also appeared to question the legitimacy of an apparent medical excuse he gave for taking leave shortly before he resigned.

"All to cover a statement made about the change in BBC climate reporting policy after it had been noticed that a wavering in the charter rules was apparent and an excuse was required, apparently". Long.

All to cover a statement made about the change in BBC climate reporting policy after it had been noticed that a wavering in the charter rules was apparent and an excuse was required, apparently.

In an apparent attempt to excuse her partner, she said he lived in Howard County.

Two years later he issued a PR release excusing apparent insider trading by one of his successor candidates, David Sokol.

Wonky thinking is apparent in the excuses that show up when I get fearful, uncertain, or anxious about how I might proceed.

The writer shows how the professions do indeed overlap and how the members excuse this apparent error.