Sentence examples for being absolved of from inspiring English sources

"Isn't that the actions of a person who is interested in being absolved of the finding of guilt in overturning his conviction?" she asked.

They remained affixed to his Subaru Legacy throughout the church trial that led to his being absolved of violating "core doctrine," and for years afterward.

But for Mr. Keating it's the freedom of being absolved of work and responsibility — summer freedom, even when summer is over back on the coast.

According to reports over the weekend, he is demanding that the bank write off £2bn in return for calling off the court case and the bank being absolved of any blame.

How would you explain Iran being held accountable for the damages to the victims of 9/11 and others being absolved of any responsibility, those who were actually responsible for it?

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.

Zanetti was absolved of blame, officials said.

New Zealand are absolved of blame.

In fact, Benetton was absolved of these accusations.

Mr. Millikin was absolved of wrongdoing in the report.

That doesn't mean Labour should be absolved of criticism.