Sentence examples for that any excuse from inspiring English sources

But is that any excuse for all the angst?

True, they still effectively run the world, and have all the economic power, but is that any excuse?

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".

She would have refused him politely had they been standing together on the ground, but, looking down at his upturned face, she felt that any excuse would be trivial.

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". But it leaves out a wonderful exhibition, "Cosmos," which opened in Venice on March 26 at the Palazzo Grassi.

In federal court, lawyers for Wisconsin have called its election rules "voter friendly" compared with those of many states, and said the court's voter ID order was so lax that any excuse for lacking proper identification documents, including that "the DMV is haunted," was sufficient.

There are policies that cover "any excuse" cancellation or interruption, but they cost more.

In this case they are probably right – not that that is any excuse.

It had been the end of a long and extremely frustrating day, not that that is any excuse at all for what happened.

(And judging from what I'm usually served in restaurants, I wasn't alone -- not that that's any excuse).

But I don't believe that that's any excuse for us not to get our work done.