Sentence examples for has absolved from inspiring English sources

He has heard it all before and has absolved her many times.

ChevronTexaco also says that the Ecuadorean government has absolved the company of liability.

Inclusion on the list does not mean that the United States has absolved them of any wrongdoing or that it believes they pose no threat.

Also, by laying the blame with Lambeth, Croydon has absolved itself from giving the library 12 months' notice to find alternative funding.

The Bush administration, at least publicly, has absolved OPEC of any role in pushing up fuel prices and instead blamed a limited refining capacity at home.

By mastering the useful trick of playing the entire chromatic scale at any given moment, he has absolved himself from the charge of continuously wrong notes.

After all, he could maintain, the voters have absolved him.

But the prosecutors hid evidence that would have absolved him of the crime.

I've absolved myself not of responsibility, but of knowing anything about them.

She had felt responsible for a while, but then war, the upheavals of independence in Georgia, had absolved her.

Both TSB and Barclays have absolved themselves of any blame, while calling into question the behaviour of the other.