Sentence examples for may excuse from inspiring English sources

The ABCMR may excuse untimely filing in the interest of justice.

We simply are too self-interested, though we may excuse the flaw by calling it "focused".

Yet the anger which provoked Pelopidas to pursue revenge in the heat of fight may excuse him.

In jury selection, a judge may excuse a juror for hardship, like a work conflict, or for cause, like bias.

Rightwing governments may excuse their response, say it's sufficient, but they have proven time and again that they are incompetent to govern.

The court may excuse a juror for any reason before the swearing-in or for misconduct (e.g., collusion with suspects) thereafter.

His reasons may not excuse his actions, but they may help explain them and help you come to terms with them.

You may, then, excuse me if this time I — as a refreshing change of pace — don't write about the most profound current subjects facing our world today.

Obama may be excused for impotence in the gulf.

If you didn't, you may be excused.

So a fan may be excused his ennui.