Sentence examples for even excused from inspiring English sources

Not only did the host receive calls throughout the evening, he also once even excused himself to make one.

But the fact is that she IS being tolerated, even excused for this inexcusable behavior.

They recognised 'problems' in the public healthcare system but accepted and even excused these as 'part of the system'.

Would the arrogance of powerful men even excuse that?

Having babies was an early 1960's explanation, or perhaps even excuse, for that complacency.

Loss aversion even excuses our social habits: studies have shown that it generally takes at least five kind comments to compensate for a single criticism.

My hair hung limp, my muscles were barely there, but I was young and reasonably good-looking, even excusing any bias.

One woman whose son watched the strip show said the boy later said that he felt powerless to object or even excuse himself.

The difficulty with their position is that they end up condemning the peaceful political activism of Muslim groups, while downplaying and even excusing the violent modus operandi of racist and Islamophobic groups such as the EDL.

Justice Ginsburg went on to praise the media, and even excuse it of possible sin: "I think the press has played a tremendously important role as watchdog over what the government is doing.

We celebrate their virtues, discuss their deeds, cherish their memories and even excuse their foibles.