Sentence examples for not excusable from inspiring English sources

"It's not excusable to neglect your lockup duties".

Victory responded to his class in an entirely understandable, if not excusable, manner.

Johannes Peterlik, a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, said, "The expressions used by Mr. Haider against Mr. Muzicant are not excusable".

They are manifestations of a frustration that is understandable even if it's not excusable – and there may be more to come.

Tamanaha finds these and other "disreputable actions" understandable if not excusable given the structural situation: "A conscientious dean who refused to engage in questionable number reporting … risked not just her continued tenure as dean but the standing of her institution".

"The taking of life is something that is not excusable in a democracy". Pavlopoulos said the police were obliged to ensure civil order, but stressed they would do so in a defensive role.

Journalistic misfeasance that results from what one might broadly consider working conditions may be explainable, but it isn't excusable.

Becker's enunciation isn't excusable, however.

Its rejection of the Kyoto targets in their present form is not merely excusable, it is right.

But a deliberate, well-thought-out effort that didn't succeed was not only excusable but also desirable.

Having unlikeable characters is fine (Mad Men managed for years), but having uninteresting ones is not so excusable.