Sentence examples for really inexcusable from inspiring English sources

The second was really inexcusable.

"At some point it's really inexcusable," she said, "and you have to do something about it".

"That we have men that are willing to be circumcised and we haven't been able to mobilize the resources to get them circumcised — it's really inexcusable that it's taking as long as it is," he said.

Understanding of search terms has evolved so far that it's really inexcusable to have only simple string-matching queries for something as important as banking or medical records.

This is really inexcusable.

In your office, Bob sits down and says: "Robyn, what's up?" "Bob, I know you are fairly new here, but what I just witnessed in our breakroom is really inexcusable".

What was really inexcusable-beyond the violence, or the way she treated her husband and the children-was her championshipof her children against his from his first marriage, and her single-minded devotion to her son.From the time he was conceived, she made up her mind that he would be an architect.

If there was really an inexcusable level of culpability, then surely votes too would not mean any lessening of it.

Only a limited amount of this harm consists of things, like industrial espionage and brand piracy, which really are inexcusable outright theft.

An uphill par putt, three or four feet away, that's inexcusable really.

But the fact is that the liberation strategy of terror against Israeli civilians that Yasser Arafat and the Palestinian leadership selected in the 1960s-80s was really pretty grotesque and inexcusable, even compared to the sins committed by a lot of other founding fathers.