Sentence examples for fair excuse for from inspiring English sources
He still insists that curiosity is a fair excuse for the sexual exploitation of children.
In 1840, The New Orleans Picayune tried to persuade its subscribers to buy gift subscriptions instead of remailing their own copies of the paper, gently scolding that when "you send your friend all the news in a printed journal you have a very fair excuse for being lazy with your pen".
Turns out the tactic chosen was hoping that blaming "passion" and "believing in Tinder" would somehow be a fair excuse for acting like a dipshit in public.
As it is every year the fair is an excuse for publishers to give parties that begin soon after the convention floor clears out at the end of the day.
To be fair, the boy does offer an excuse for his father to return to Ding Village so the narrator's grandfather has the opportunity to repay his villagers by killing his own son.
The swirling wind in the west end of Glasgow made play tricky from the start but it was really no excuse for the poor fair on show in a fairly forgettable first half.
Yes: if cyclists want fair treatment, they should follow the rules – and there's no excuse for running a red light while pedestrians are still crossing.
To be fair, the experience is a bit better from an Android smartphone than an iOS device, but that's not a great excuse for the difficult experience I've had so far.
An excuse for imperialism.
A convenient excuse for philandering?
