Sentence examples for present for some treason from inspiring English sources

A crack about a winner's dress moments after she had spoken of her son's suicide was particularly tin-eared, as was a joke about Edward Snowden not being present "for some treason".

Neil Patrick Harris, the award show's host, noted that Snowden couldn't be there "for some treason".

Then, Harris, zingy, said, "Edward Snowden couldn't be here, for some treason!" (In moments like these, you wonder, Who is this person?

He even weighed in on Harris' now-infamous "for some treason" joke at the Oscars.

As the filmmakers behind "CitizenFour" left the stage Sunday night after accepting their Oscar for documentary feature, host Neil Patrick Harris made the remark, "The subject of 'CitizenFour,' Edward Snowden, could not be here for some treason".

That tone-deafness was repeated when, after a charged political moment in which the Edward Snowden film "CitizenFour" won the documentary Oscar, Harris could manage only a "for some treason" joke.

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Clay had insisted that the trial proceed in Adair's absence, and, the next day, Daveiss presented indictments against Burr for treason and against Adair as a co-conspirator.

About half of these women, including Liane Berkowitz, were executed for treason; some were betrayed to the Gestapo by fellow citizens for airing their anti-Nazi politics.