Sentence examples for pardon for having from inspiring English sources

One by one, they begged his pardon for having underestimated the importance of his country.

At other times, the writer, as if wondering, "Do I dare to eat a peach?" asks the reader's pardon for having the audacity to wax metaphoric, as in my colleague Paul Krugman's reference to "the renewed enthusiasm of Americans for huge, gas-guzzling vehicles -- an enthusiasm, er, fueled by cheap gas".

Anyone might be pardoned for having overlooked those traumas and fissures.

On Wednesday, the rebels offered a bounty of a million six hundred thousand dollars for Qaddafi, and issued this statement (via Reuters): The National Transitional Council announces that any of his inner circle who kill Gaddafi or capture him, society will give amnesty or pardon for any crime he has committed.

This week, Mr Robinson visited the Belfast Islamic Centre and begged pardon for the hurt he had caused, saying the Muslim community was "a very important and valued part of our society in Northern Ireland".

There is no sense or pardon for what these gunmen have executed, regardless of any alleged reasoning.

Then the neighbor husband asked for something, and it was played, and when it was finished he begged pardon from Aunt Dawn for having been so rude, jumping in with his favorite before the hostess had had a chance to ask for hers.

"Then I had to get down on my knees and I had to say, 'I beg almighty God's pardon, Our Lady's pardon, my companion's pardon for the bad example I have shown,' she said.

Republican newspapers painted Bryan as a tool of Governor Altgeld, who was controversial for having pardoned the surviving men convicted of involvement in the Haymarket bombing.

It resembled demands which the country's guardians had made of the previous centre-right government.Manolis Glezos, a 92-year-old hero of Greek leftist resistance to the Nazis, was one of the first to cry foul; he begged pardon from the Greek people for having campaigned for Syriza and contributed to the illusion of change.

Lib Dem peer Lord Sharkey wants a Parliamentary pardon for Turing - as the government has resisted calls to grant him a full posthumous pardon.