Sentence examples for do not absolve from inspiring English sources

But even those who blame the sun for most of the global warming this century do not absolve mankind.

"We have endured a terrible failure of leadership – not just individuals, but a whole class of potential leaders, from which I do not absolve myself.

He noted, however, "The court finds that E.P.A.'s failures in enforcement do not absolve Ohio Edison from liability under a law that has always been clear".

But frustrated fans generally do not absolve the highest-paid players for their perceived failure to live up to their contracts, because it's the performers who are the ones on stage, within earshot.

But his attempts to dissociate himself from the treatment of Mr Khodorkovsky and Mr Nemtsov do not absolve him from the responsibility that he bears, as guardian of Russia's constitution, for the shortcomings of the courts and the government.

But psychological and sociological explanations of Major Hasan's behavior do not absolve him of moral or legal responsibility; they merely create a context for judging the degree of that responsibility.

("We don't absolve ourselves of responsibility," he said).

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Let me be clear: I don't absolve the behavior of the Democrats over the last two decades.

But he did not absolve the opposition.

It does not absolve this administration.