Sentence examples for even more excuse from inspiring English sources

Cathars ambushed him in a forest and killed him – thus giving the official church even more excuse to persecute "heretics".

With all these features, now there are even more excuses to not go into work.

But first we have to stop spoon-feeding them even more excuses to fail.

Prepare to come up with even more excuses.

"That affiliation will likely become even more of an excuse for the persecution of students and legitimate indigenous pro-democracy, pro-reform activists.

"So there's even more of an excuse for some people not to pay their taxes, still less make extra sacrifices," said Veta Tsaliki, a secondary school head.

"Perhaps with the Internet and the triumph of the Kindle, whole books are a thing of the past anyway, and we will be even more willing to excuse their ready destruction," Hindman said.

Protecting Mr Apablaza would make their calls for justice look even more like an excuse to settle old scores.Ms Fernández said she would follow the advice of the national refugees commission, a nominally independent body whose voting members are all government officials.

I'm going to use "getting a haircut" as an example as it's one that comes up a lot and it feels even more awkward to excuse yourself from.

Meredith Broussard would no longer have her "busy social life" or her "rigorous work schedule" or the even more vague "deadlines" to excuse her from social obligations.

But instead of leaving, she sent out over a dozen tweets apologizing even more and offering up excuses for her comments — including the idea that Ambien made her racist.