Sentence examples for exonerated from blame from inspiring English sources

Was he seeking advice from the esteemed nuclear physicist, or hoping to be exonerated from blame for working on the atomic bomb, or soliciting Bohr's participation in the German attempt to build one?

Luce, who was generally exonerated from blame by the public, retired from the sea; some of the surviving crew chose not to return to the US.

The fans were exonerated from blame by a verdict that declared supporters had played no part in causing the tragic events of that day.

Since 1989, there have been 272 post-conviction DNA exonerations, with 17 exonerated from Death Row.

And it is a credit to the filmmakers that a movie dedicated to a fearless, stubborn man's campaign against the medical establishment and the criminal justice system doesn't overly romanticize his struggle or exonerate him from blame.

Harlequins, desperate to put the affair behind them, will wish Richards had kept quiet, although the former director of rugby did the chief executive, Mark Evans, a favour by exonerating him from blame in the subsequent cover-up.

Despite his praise for Broad, Clarke was critical of Australia's batting after they were bowled out for 270 and 224 at Chester-le-Street, and did not exonerate himself from blame.

But we know it is purely for political gain because he chooses to blame his opponent's brother instead of many others the Commission considered and properly exonerated, from the Clinton Administration to the FBI to the CIA to the FAA.

This doesn't mean the companies in question are entirely exonerated from all questioning.

when are applicants exonerated from having to submit a toefl/IELTS score?

Both officers were exonerated from the use-of-force allegations.