Sentence examples for needs no excuse from inspiring English sources

Apple-raisin cobbler, not one of the Italian ones, needs no excuse.

For that failure, Netanyahu needs no excuse.

One needs no excuse to be fascinated by Churchill, of course: if you begin reading one of his speeches, it is hard to stop.

Ms. Stern and Mr. Stuart gamely investigate these buildings, but one that needs no excuse is the dashingly inventive 1407 Broadway, from 38th to 39th Streets, built in 1950.

True, it would be impossible actually to fall off the tower, such is the layout (the same layout, sadly, also prevents you getting much of a view from the rink it self), but cowardice needs no excuse.

One, who usually needs no excuse for a good rebellion, told me that no-one who'd led the Lib Dems into coalition with their mortal enemy could ever prosper.

For now, Ms. Mattila needs no excuses.

But Mr Major's fans think he needs no excuses.

Age and familiarity excuse everything; just as youth, with the Cambridges out on colour trooping duty, needs no excuses.

But even the much-admired, much-reviled Otto Schenk "Ring" can be justified as a bold attempt at some sort of historical accuracy, and his edgy "Elektra," designed by Jürgen Rose, needs no excuses.

Heroism triumphs over oppression, love conquers all and significance trumps insignificance with such Beethovenian spiritual conviction that, in the right hands, the opera needs no excuses.