Sentence examples for excuses arise from inspiring English sources
From this ignorance a plethora of excuses arise.
In a commentary on his gesture, Sueddeutsche Zeitung said "he wants to lead one of the world's economic powers - so the question arises: Excuse me, but what does this mean?
If a controversial topic arises, excuse yourself and go for a walk, or change the subject.
The problem may arise when you give out information that has to do with, excuse me to say, a stigmatized disease, for instance like the cause of death being HIV/AIDS or a narrative that suggests a death was due to HIV/AIDS.
(Coder) The problem may arise when you give out information that has to do with, excuse me to say, a stigmatized disease, for instance like the cause of death being HIV/AIDS or a narrative that suggests a death was due to HIV/AIDS.
Many of Austin's most distinctive reflections on the use of language arise in the course of discussion of other topics (see especially his "A Plea for Excuses" 1957).
