Sentence examples for it will absolve from inspiring English sources

South Stream or any alternative southern detour may not be the most profitable in the short run, but it will absolve Russia from the threat of a transit state siphoning off its gas to Europe, and that is certainly in the interest both parties.

But it doesn't matter, some proxy will absolve us.

Bush, of course, has been notoriously stubborn about his Iraq War and thinks that history will absolve him as it did Wilson and Harry Truman.

Nothing and nobody will absolve Hamas from its responsibility for its people's fate.

The hope for Mr Kan, if he is the new leader, will be that his silence on the issue during the past nine months will absolve him of responsibility for it.

For his part, the outgoing prime minister, Manmohan Singh, claims history will absolve his administration of its reputation for graft.

At the end of the day, the Saudi absolute monarchy will absolve itself from any responsibility and shortcomings, and its princes will continue live the high life with very little care in the world.

Invoking Castro, he said, "I believe history will absolve us".

I expect his flock will absolve him, or at least hesitate before casting any stones.

That will absolve the county from having to provide landfill space for ash.

The man who famously declared "history will absolve me" leaves a divided legacy.