Sentence examples for often excused from inspiring English sources

African Americans are most often excused from juries because the prosecutor objects.

Confronting your boss is acceptable; bringing bad news to the boss is encouraged; and ignoring the boss is often excused.

"Neglect of such literal, rational questions in imaginative fiction is often excused, even legitimised, as literary licence.

The Reverend Wendell Anthony, the president of the Detroit chapter of the N.A.A.C.P., complained that the media too often excused Patterson's "divisive racist antics".

They're offered higher starting salaries than single women or mothers, are more often excused for missing work, and are perceived as more committed and competent.

Due to their limited occupation, these building types are exempt from many of the codes and standards that govern residential dwellings (C3) – from daylight to acoustics – while the developer is often excused from the usual obligation of providing an affordable housing contribution.

But the benefits of trade often excuse even the most grievous of sins.

Students often excuse a poor performance by saying they would have behaved differently in real life.

And he stepped back before making decisions, often excusing himself from a meeting to consider his options in solitude.

When Frank gets upset, which is frequently, his face reddens, he bluntly speaks his mind and he often excuses himself to go for a walk and let off steam.

It too often excuses odious attitudes and behaviour in others as the result of our attitudes and behaviours - liberal guilt - so absolving their perpetrators for responsibility for what they think and do.