Sentence examples for potential to absolve from inspiring English sources

If the act of fasting and going to synagogue on Yom Kippur has the potential to absolve you of all your sins, no wonder the Day of Atonement is a sell-out.

Michelle Stanistreet told the Leveson inquiry on Thursday that Dacre's idea of a new system of press cards was designed to absolve editors of potential wrongdoing and "akin to the licensing of journalists".

"We have the potential to solve a lot of crimes, to find people who are guilty and to absolve a lot of people who are not through the use of these great forensic techniques," Mr. Holder said.

No guilty party to absolve?

Not everyone is ready to absolve gluten.

This is not to absolve Oregon of culpability.

It is not going to absolve you".

The child seems to absolve her.

But she'd wanted Father James to absolve her if she needed absolving.

It turned out the BBC had no sins to absolve.

But they were not entirely prepared to absolve Mr. Gore.