Sentence examples for be excused for using from inspiring English sources

Newspapers might be excused for using such headlines as opposed to the more accurate but unwieldy: "Global Warming Might Exacerbate Some of the Factors that Can Lead to Conflict".

In politics, a mob is generally defined as a large loud group of people with whom the speaker disagrees, so Cantor can be excused for using that word.

I know a lot of critics will give Battleship a pass, claiming it deserves lower expectations since it's just a big, dumb action movie, but no movie should be excused for using sound to bludgeon thoughts right out of your head.

If you feel more comfortable doing it in private, ask to be excused for a moment to use the restroom or go to your room.

On an insane impulse, I asked if I could be excused to use the toilets for a minute.

On an insane impulse, I asked if I could be excused to use the bathroom for a minute.

"There are certain basic principles in democracy, and no matter how strongly you feel about an issue or how much you feel you've been wronged, there is no excuse for using violence, for punching parliamentarians as they go in to hear a speech by the president," Mr. Norland told reporters outside.

Visit to the local OPA office to see how they were handling requests from worried citizens for rulings on whether such & such an errand would be acceptable excuse for using a car.

There's no excuse for using animals in stunts that carry a high risk of them being harmed".

Speaking at a lunch for political journalists in Westminster in early February, Javid confirmed he backed a change in the law: "I want to see the law changed to make it happen during this parliament, because there is no excuse for using anti-terror legislation to threaten legitimate reporting, no matter how awkward that reporting might be.

Local Government Minister Bob Neill said there was "no excuse" for using motorists as "cash cows", but a body representing some UK councils said regulating parking was "essential".