Sentence examples for pure excuse from inspiring English sources

"It also happens to be a pure excuse for the Democrats having lost an election that they should have easily won because of the Electoral College being slanted so much in their way.

The back-to-back bonanza on Sunday is pure hangover indulgence and provides the perfect excuse to spend quality time with the TV.

Men give each other the pure, golden excuse of identification: you can love a woman to death but she can't give you that.

So, "all the good ideas are taken" and "the solutions are already free on the internet" are just excuses and pure BS.

The use of "Do you have a minute" over, say, "Excuse me" is pure genius.

He has described the rioting as "criminality, pure and simple," with no excuse in social deprivation, and laid out a controversial plan to make much broader use of existing powers to expel not only the rioters but also their families from the free or rent-subsidized accommodations that provide millions with cradle-to-grave homes.

So in a world where we have allowed ourselves to be bullied into believing that everything changes every day, where we have allowed digibabble to shape our perceptions and thinking, where quarterly earnings drive more of your life than you think -- LEGO is a breath of true and pure fresh air... no excuses, no rationalization -- just great product and smart marketing.

Whatever you think of these very wonderful brassicas, this wall sets the scene for a series of works by a plethora of artists using flowers and gardens as their excuse for producing canvases of pure experiential pleasure.

On claims that the doctor might have links to jihadi groups, Shahnawaz Khan said: "Again, this is pure fiction and it is an easy excuse to make about an individual who they have summarily executed in effect without due process".

The reason, pure and simple, is that too many people want an excuse to hold that belief.

So no excuses for not checking out one of the pure pop pleasures of the year.