Sentence examples for largely excused from inspiring English sources
I don't endorse the idea that American politics should be dictated by foreign opinions but a reading of the foreign press over the last six years reveals that the first election of President Bush Jr. was largely excused around the world since no one could have known what this new president was going to do.
Rodman largely excuses such abuse as the result of excessive zeal in sidestepping the loathed permanent government and a balky or recalcitrant Congress.
The Onion, which built its national audience online, remains tied to the look and rhythm of a printed newspaper, where headlines huff decorously for attention, and the articles that follow are largely excuses for the headlines.
I trust that she will choose to mention the sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas and other Islamist extremists that she has until now largely omitted and excused so many times before.
Nevertheless, this story is stubbornly repeated in some very high places, largely because it excuses inaction.
For Matt and others like him — naïve rather than homicidal — militias are largely an excuse for outdoor fun like target shooting and rigging homemade explosions.
Unlike Podhoretz, for whom "World War IV" is largely an excuse to insult his old foes on the left and titillate himself with fantasies of civic violence, Michael Ledeen has written an actual book on the Middle East.
His recent projects have largely been excuses to work with those whom he grew up idolizing.
It's largely an excuse for the design team to go crazy with visuals.
So far, the public and federal workers have largely been spared inconvenience and hardship because government is closed on weekends and federal employees were excused from work on Christmas Eve and Christmas, a federal holiday.
