Sentence examples for excuse made from inspiring English sources

Stanistreet said the assertion was "complete cobblers" and that it was an excuse made by regional newspaper groups for their own mismanagement.

It was, of course, the sort of excuse made by rabble-rousers everywhere.Mr Chee, who is 36, is secretary-general of the Singapore Democratic Party and was trained as a scientist.

"Balls," said Visentini in an interview in 2014, after he learned that Roche had been inducted into the Giro Hall of Fame, "an excuse made up to explain what happened".

However, Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, claimed the prime minister's argument about the Greens was a "pathetic excuse" made up so that he did not have to debate with Labour and Ukip.

However, Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, said the prime minister's argument about the Greens was a "pathetic excuse" made up so that he did not have to debate with Labour and Ukip.

This is impeding their ability to help realise the "more efficient and greener energy future" that you favour.JOHAN FRIJNS Executive director BankTrack Nijmegen, the Netherlands* Your leader advocates that governments tax carbon emissions and fossil fuel use, this dismisses the notion of the negative economic implications of such a policy as an "excuse" made by politicians.

Besides, his excuse makes no sense.

There is no time for excuse making.

Using the same excuse makes it seem kind of suspicious.

Lame excuses made it even worse.

Excuses made by Daniel's "controlling" mother were accepted by agencies.