Sentence examples for deserve a pass from inspiring English sources

That is not to say the networks deserve a pass from the public on their election night coverage.

But both women probably deserve a pass because (a) they're gorgeous; (b) they came through some tough times, especially Grier; and (c) they managed to make it to their 60s with a measure of respect in the show-business world despite being in some dreadfully exploitative movies.

Adelson may deserve a pass, since he invested $1 billion in his company to get through a rough period in 2008.

"I think you deserve a pass today," Bamigboye said.

1. Give yourself grace -- you deserve a pass.

Prosecutors do not deserve a pass merely because the government employs them.

Molten chocolate cake was not liquid in the center, but it was made with such delicious dark chocolate that the kitchen deserves a pass.

Phil Mickelson, who has four top-five finishes without a victory in nine appearances here, said the Queen City tournament had become such a jewel in the tour's crown that it deserved a pass on the greens.

The gun lobby previously convinced an obeisant Congress that "long guns" like military rifles and shotguns were not favored by criminals and deserved a pass at dealers supposedly catering to sportsmen.

Mind you, if anyone deserves a pass, you suspect it's Stephen Fry, who at least manages to convey some sort of intellectual curiosity about the subject he's been awkwardly corralled into covering.

What makes this meme truly ridiculous, though, is the idea that anyone deserves a pass for being honest.