Sentence examples for entirely absolved from inspiring English sources

So owners won't be entirely absolved from anti-4x4 opprobrium, however misplaced.

Yet, lest we are tempted to entirely absolve Cora, it's true that she in turn has been dishonest and unkind.

Nonetheless, his future reminiscences — comic, poignant — never entirely absolve him from responsibility, and he begins to see, in his thirties, his poetic duty: to admit the darker and more repellent side of life, love, and his own promiscuity.

The women wholly absolved themselves and shifted responsibility to men.

Yet the absence of important players does not entirely absolve Allardyce of blame for West Ham's dip.

But they were not entirely prepared to absolve Mr. Gore.

Nor will it completely absolve sovereigns of liability.

On August 19, however, the Senate Ethics Committee absolved Sarney of all accusations.

Thoroughly won over, it absolved him of all wrongdoing.

So he absolved me: I would only have to watch.

In an interview given three months after his release from prison, he told the Malaysian writer Eddin Khoo, "To be frank and honest, I cannot absolve myself entirely of the excesses of [Mahathir's] administration.