Sentence examples for clear themselves of from inspiring English sources

I think if people clear themselves of a serious offence you let them get on with their job.

"Saudi Arabia must respond to our good will, and be just, and clear themselves of this stain," he said.

It heats up when a voltage is applied, making it possible to build runways and drives that clear themselves of snow.

It appears they do not want the truth, whatever that may be, to come out, and they are trying to clear themselves of any blame.

That suggests it might be useful to come up with a chemical which would slow down the pumping process by which malignant cells clear themselves of the drug.Physicists can still feel smug.

As the conservative scholar Shelby Steele astutely observed, by voting for Obama whites finally could clear themselves of the charge that they were guilty of keeping the black man down and owed him something.

"The police investigated themselves and when they were finished they cleared themselves of all wrongdoing," Rios said.

The petition asks that the deputy's behavior be re-examined by outside investigators because as Emma bluntly observed, "They investigated and cleared themselves of any wrongdoing". Emma's employer asked the Justice Department to investigate whether Ethan's rights were violated under the Americans With Disabilities Act.

"At present even those who are clearly violating the law by trying to buy a firearm from a licensed dealer aren't prosecuted, but those who have done nothing wrong are often forced to try to clear themselves because of inaccurate info in the federal data bases".

The dissenters are making themselves clear: some of them may be old -- but they're not old fogeys.

Sarah Lynch, the senior associate director of admissions at Sarah Larwence, said the Ross School "has a very clear mission" and the student applicants "a very clear sense of themselves".