Sentence examples for she exempted from inspiring English sources

She exempted more than 2,200 different guns.

She exempted steeples, but the 1928 church didn't bother with a tower of any kind.

Under relentless questioning from Chris Matthews, she exempted defense and entitlements from the ax, thereby eliminating some 85 percent of the federal budget from her fiscal diligence.

(She exempts from phoniness three well-known obsessives, Hanne Darboven, On Kawara and Raymond Pettibon).

She exempts Asian recipes, where the ingredients spin around in a smoking wok and are ready to eat two minutes later.

He adds that if the woman "feared physical abuse, she was exempted".

For law-and-religion watchers all over Europe, the case was an important test: how can democracies with diverse, and in many ways diverging, populations find a compromise between common citizenship and accommodating difference?The story began two years ago when an 11-year-old girl and her Moroccan parents, living in Frankfurt, demanded that she be exempted from co-educational swimming.

The depiction of violence in crime fiction is a perennial source of argument: Val McDermid has claimed that women writers, used to a lifetime of experiencing potential dangers, tend to write about what violence feels like, while men more often write about what it looks like; but she expressly exempted Billingham from this characterisation.

It was for this reason that she was exempted from the military service usually required of males in South Korea, being rejected on the grounds of "mental illness".

The Treasury, she says, "exempts itself from all these normal disciplines of government policymaking".

If she exercises those capacities in order to bring about some negative outcome, then she is morally responsible for that action that is to say, she is a sensible target of blame for that action (she is neither exempted nor excused from our blaming practices).