Sentence examples for he acquits from inspiring English sources
He acquits himself well and, like O'Malley, sings with a clarion confidence.
The big draw is Stephen Fry's Malvolio, and he acquits himself extremely well.
As an actor, on the other hand, he does not exactly radiate natural stage charisma, although he acquits himself well enough in the delivery of his lines.
If he acquits himself well, the thinking goes, Mr. Trump may try to freeze the score rather than pushing his luck with a rematch.
On songs like "Dust" and "Highlights," he acquits himself admirably as a smooth melodist and idiosyncratic lyricist; "Down Here in Hell (With You)" takes romantic pessimism to new heights — or depths.
In the type of forgiving judgment that recurs throughout the book, he acquits Nixon of all charges that he got to Congress by running a dirty campaign against the incumbent Democrat, Jerry Voorhis, in 1946.
WHAT was he acquitted of?
And he acquitted himself well.
He acquitted all 12 defendants.
Yet he acquitted himself with dignity.
