Sentence examples for exempt yourself from inspiring English sources

"Public cellphone use has reached an uncivilized fever pitch, so now it's chicer behavior to exempt yourself from that," Ms. Blume said.

Even if you happen to know that's what you're looking at, there's no way you can exempt yourself from the illusion.

When you're that wholly in thrall to your own heady promise, you exempt yourself from rules, absolve yourself of hypocrisy and persuade yourself that you'll get away with it all.

"It is just not permissible under state public-records law to exempt yourself from the law by signing a secret agreement with a corporation," Wessler said.

What if in order to exempt yourself from the ACA mandate you had to sign a waiver that would also exempt you from EMTALA?

"Everyone must understand: you can't ask for solidarity when there's a problem and then exempt yourself from doing your duty when there is a solution," Hollande said after pointing to Franco-British cooperation to cope with migrants trying to storm the Channel Tunnel to reach Britain.

My hope is that responsible researchers in the field work with those who raise such concerns, so we can avoid negative outcomes, like exempting yourself from social interactions and bonding only with machines.

For instance, Matt Welch of Reason, a magazine, writes:there's another word available to describe forcing people under threat of government punishment to comply with terms you have dictated, and then turning around and exempting yourself from those rules: blatant, coercive corruption.But it is at least worth considering the reasons why the union is taking such a position.

"Not knowing doesn't exempt you.

Neither were children exempt.

J.H.: It wasn't really exempt.