Sentence examples for exempts me from inspiring English sources

I'm not a Democrat or a Republican (being Canadian exempts me from having to align myself with either party and their particular wrongnesses and rightnesses), but I'm very glitter-starry-eyed about any founding principle that uses capital of any variety for good.

"I explained, and they exempted me," he recalled.

The fact that I pay my council tax does not exempt me from income tax.

What about his hair?" as if having dreadlocks somehow exempted me.

If you're going to exempt me from work, exempt everybody.' "As an individual, by his actions, he managed to instil into people the notion of equality.

My college's name on a resume did not exempt me from the grammar, spelling and typing tests that aspiring secretaries must endure.

It makes me wonder whether this will exempt me from the late-night dog walk, or whether, by popular demand, I'll be impersonating Jacob around the block for the rest of the fall.

In the simplest terms, RFRAs offer someone who violates certain laws a defense: the law is a restriction on my religious practice; the state has another, less intrusive way to accomplish what it wants, and exempting me does not thwart some compelling state interest.

Even in dire times God does not exempt me from his commandment to focus my life on others, because it transforms hardship to joy.

Lucky for me, I have a thing for both bow ties and red hair, which I think makes me exempt.

Which brings me to the provision that exempts medical research from the initiative.