Sentence examples for excused for having from inspiring English sources
Given the familiar ring of the show's title, I feel I can be excused for having expected The Face (Sky Living, Mon, 9pm) to be a cheap imitation of hit singing contest The Voice.
Cornelio Peña, a Cleveland Indians scout in Santiago, praised Paulino's work with children and his generosity, but he said no one should be excused for having over-age players on his team.
PAGE A9 2 Views of WorldCom Chief Jurors in the case against Bernard J. Ebbers, the former WorldCom chief executive accused of fraud, might be excused for having difficulty pinning down the real Mr. Ebbers.
A week after clinching a trophy for leading the league for the first time in 81 years and five days before they start their play-off campaign against Wigan, Huddersfield could be excused for having at least part of their collective minds elsewhere yesterday.
Given the excitements of the past two weeks — the downfall, say, of the Bradley effect, or the (supposedly) remarkable voting patterns of the white working class — one could be excused for having thought that racial strife was over in America, that race itself could now be looked at quaintly, like an Edsel or a phone booth, as a vestige of the past.
Fisher could be excused for having his mind elsewhere.
