Sentence examples for exonerated him from from inspiring English sources

But belief in its possibility exonerated him from all charges of national disloyalty.

Lisa Liquori, a planning consultant in East Hampton who replaced Dr. Koppelman, exonerated him from full blame.

In a statement, Mr. Micalizzi said that the Financial Services Authority had "pursued a misguided and uneven investigation," which ignored documents that exonerated him from wrongdoing.

He also restored the Earl of Marlborough to all his offices and honours, and exonerated him from any past accusations.

Balchen was exchanged almost immediately and the court martial, once again, exonerated him from all blame for the loss of his ship.

Mr. Meyer's moves to thwart Soviet agents helped exonerate him from accusations that he would soon face, his son said.

When Keats writes, "I think I shall be among the English poets after my death," his simplicity exonerates him from any suspicion of bragging; he is merely acknowledging the possession of powers that exhilarate him as much as his readers.

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.

They're in a conference room — Alexander Dodge has designed a nifty revolving set, deftly lighted by Jeff Croiter — and the Defendant is outraged that his lawyer won't invent a scenario to exonerate him (from what, we don't know).

Sotomayor's coach said from Havana that while the high jumper is pleased he can compete in the Sydney Summer Games, he is unhappy the I.A.A.F. did not exonerate him from the accusation of cocaine use.

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.