Sentence examples for right excuse from inspiring English sources

Any excuse to stay a spell in Venice is the right excuse.

I've known Keller for 20-odd years, but we've never cooked together, and this new edition seemed like the right excuse.

Jubilee celebrations provided just the right excuse for another statue and another excuse for ritualistic ceremonies extolling the virtues of Empire.

To the Editor: Your European survey ("What's Hot at the Museums," March 12) says that "Any excuse to stay a spell in Venice is the right excuse".

There are so many good ones it is usually only a matter of picking the right excuse for the moment (and vowing not to be bothered by the crowds, kitsch and high prices).

That's not the right excuse to make a schedule like this.

Our new right excuses Michael Gove because it knows its best hope of victory lies in the embrace of the irrational.

The report acknowledges that even with the states' rights excuse "there is hardly an appetite from this generation to see the GOP crusade against same-sex marriage".

Must we believe that she now accepts the limitations of her home life, and agrees that the things she doesn't have there are no loss to her? "Is that right?" Well, excuse me, Glinda, but it is not.

But the Yankees don't have a right to excuses, not with that payroll.

Violent abuses of accepted legal standards and human rights, initially excused as a revolutionary necessity, became the regime-sustaining norm.