Sentence examples for creative excuse from inspiring English sources
And don't creative people also believe they can win us back with a creative apology, a creative excuse or a creative defense in court?
Frank's victory is good news: it represents a real triumph - perhaps too late - for my recommendation that Bernanke "find a creative excuse to do nothing at all".
Through much of the novel, the first-person perspective of Daniel, raised in boarding schools and by an anti-dragon uncle, provides a creative excuse for the significant exposition necessary to get readers up to speed on dragon history.
The only hope passengers have is to redouble their creative excuses.
The CPS was so keen to excuse Sir Mark's actions that they invented creative excuses for his conduct that aren't a legal defence to the crimes he was accused of.
And, he says, traditional contracts tend to lead to a misallocation of resources: "if you're a supplier, your best brains go into your legal department, so that when things go wrong you can write creative excuses".The Terminal 5 contract tries to align the interests of BAA and its suppliers so that risks can be managed properly.
Perhaps Shakespeare would say, 'To cheat or not to cheat, that is the question.' We clearly shouldn't, but people do come up with some creative excuses.
The Republicans who skipped the RNC had to employ some pretty creative excuses to explain why.
It is helpful to brainstorm creative excuses before entering a place where you are at a high risk of entering an awkward situation.
Creative excuses might include, "I'm conducting a social experiment for school to see how people react to me when I'm dressed differently," or, "I'm studying a role for a play I want to be in".
