Sentence examples for both excused from inspiring English sources

Isabella's defense, that her "sexual mania" was due to "uterine disease" and was thus a form of insanity, both excused and pathologized female desire.

The chief justice, Deborah Poritz, and another justice, Peter Verniero, both excused themselves from the case because they each had served as attorney general and opposed parole for Mr. Trantino.

Optimists think it will all be fine without our involvement; pessimists adopt the opposite position; both excuse themselves from acting.

Also, if we start to attack each other as we have before, I suggest we both excuse ourselves from the meeting and talk about it in private instead of in front of the entire team.

Brenly went to the mound, patted him on both arms and excused him from further duty.

And both are routinely excused the inexcusable, on the grounds of political expediency.

The excesses of both were always excused by a core national belief that no matter what happens in the world, these were the best investments you could make.

This sense of choice was not seen as possible in public hospitals, whereby any criticism tended to be both accepted and excused, thereby retaining the status quo of trust.

A credible fact supporting both excuses is precisely the company's huge loss last quarter.

Governments use neoliberal crises as both excuse and opportunity to cut taxes, privatise remaining public services, rip holes in the social safety net, deregulate corporations and re-regulate citizens.

The leaders and the peoples of the Baltic states routinely and properly celebrate what they have achieved  And Western officials who deal with the Baltic countries often say "all's well that ends well," a comment that both excuses the West for not having done more earlier and that suggests there is little more that needs to be done.