Sentence examples for does not acquit from inspiring English sources

But it does not acquit the Fed.

The state police say that Chief Whiting does not acquit himself well in the hours and days that follow, which they say he spends on a cover-up.

It is only the single consciousness of the dreamer, "who does not judge, does not acquit, simply relates," he explained, that unifies the events and images.

Whatever the reasons, its publication does not acquit the paper as a source of information.

Our sons need to know that the imprudence of young women does not acquit the infamy of young men.

A lawyer doesn't judge, doesn't condemn, doesn't acquit.

However, that doesn't acquit BP of anything.

To put it bluntly, Chuck Hagel did not acquit himself well.

On the three major charges, which included conspiracy to blow up government buildings, the jury was hung, 10 to 2; it did not acquit the defendants.

When a married lobbyist arrived at a Springfield game with a person described as "an inebriated woman companion who did not acquit herself in a particularly wholesome fashion," Obama made a face indicating that he wasn't pleased.

But he will also tell you that after seeing the movie many times he did not acquit himself so bravely when he first hit the streets as a cop.