Sentence examples for be absolved for from inspiring English sources

While many of us have a kaleidoscope of quiet offenses we secretly wish to be absolved for, Eminem, always a larger-than-life figure, broadcast his on an international stage.

If, like me, you find it patronizing and backward that a woman would have to seek out some old dude (and yes, priests are still all dudes) to be absolved for a decision she made about her body one that requires no atonement you might feel righteous indignation.

The excommunication was absolved for Foliot on 1 August 1171, but he remained suspended from office.

For all that, though, Grayson cannot be absolved of responsibility for Leeds's tendency to ship goals.

Should Wall Street be absolved of responsibility for the lunatic levels reached by tech stocks?

The message sent by the California jury that awarded a smoker with terminal lung cancer $20 million in punitive damages, and your editorial, is that smokers should be absolved of taking responsibility for their own actions.

Lee places such emphasis on the caprice of destiny that her major characters seem, in the end, to be absolved of all responsibility for the awful consequences of their actions.

If race is the only cause of Trump's rise, and economic forces do not influence racist attitudes at all, then policymakers ― particularly Democrats ― can be absolved of any responsibility for the ugly side of American culture Trump has inflamed and exposed.

How then can Vienna Circle philosophy be absolved of reductionism?

The agreement will see Zygier's family receive four million shekels, or around $1.19m, in staged payments in return for the state of Israel being absolved of responsibility for the death.

A gunmen who attacked the Baghdad office of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization last year, killing the deputy director and a computer expert, was absolved of guilt for their slayings and sentenced instead to 10 years in prison for the attempted killing of Iraqi guards outside the building.