Sentence examples for creates an excuse from inspiring English sources
creates an excuse to crack down on mainstream opponents.
Thinking of the median as the mediocre creates an excuse for neglect.
T.C.: Having something like an Airstream roll into town almost creates an excuse.
Most frustrating is that the investigation creates an excuse for silence from police officials who are relieved to say they can't comment because of an ongoing investigation.
"It's creating an excuse for auto manufacturers to design sexy sports cars," he said.
Some even contend that Mr Bush orchestrated the attacks himself, to create an excuse for invading Iraq.
Extending the Obama ad created an excuse for the Warren campaign to send out another fund-raising appeal on Thursday.
On the other hand, does that create an excuse for authoritarian regimes to eliminate the seeds of democracy?
Reckless people, they say, give careful people a bad name -- and create an excuse for landowners who might want to close roads or trails.
Although Morse expresses no regrets, he said his recall after the gun-safety measures passed created an excuse for other Democrats not to act.
Do parents have an advantage in having effectively created an excuse to do the things that seem to promote feelings of happiness, like personal interactions and a space in even a small community?
