Sentence examples for perhaps more excusable from inspiring English sources
The flamencos are perhaps more excusable than other artistic progressives.
In an era when politicians strangely lack the skill of rhetoric, that art most essential to their vocation, Keating nostalgia is perhaps more excusable than ever.
But some capital controls are more excusable than others.
That was more excusable than Quinn's next miss.
A gimmick, then, which might have been more excusable if it had made for great television.
Still, the fact that the E.C.B.'s attitude is widely shared doesn't make it any more excusable.
He has also been an adventure in the outfield, although that seems more excusable, considering his lack of experience there.
Perhaps more than appears.
He alternated between complaints about the unrelenting negativity of his opponents and convoluted explanations of why his criticisms of them were more excusable.
We're not shaking the it, but it seems more excusable … Can't miss that beat though, I don't think.
