An argument can be made that this is excusable.
"If their report caused people to get there," he said, "then that's excusable".
Lacked the spark of his recent performances but that was excusable considering the wholesale changes around him.
(That's excusable, right? After all, like my Momma told me, "Sharing is caring!").
Homer is just too stupid for words, but that's excusable because we finally see Ned Flanders lose it, big time!" In 2011, Keith Plocek of LA Weeklys Squid Ink blog named the scene in which Homer tries to purchase "beer that has candy floating in it" (which Homer calls skittlebrau) at the Kwik-E-Mart as the fourth best food moment on the show.
He considered the second half of the disc to be mildly disappointing, although concluded that this was excusable because the overall record "[balances] the ironic and the heartfelt, the quirky and the mainstream, the real and the fake with remarkable aplomb".
For example, even if rape was adaptive in the distant past, a notion that even many of Dr. Thornhill and Dr. Palmer's like-minded colleagues think dubious, that would not mean that it is excusable or should not be heavily punished.
Apparently, the grievances they suffered in their defeat by Armenian forces in 1992-94 are so profound that even murder is excusable.
"The taking of life is something that is not excusable in a democracy". Pavlopoulos said the police were obliged to ensure civil order, but stressed they would do so in a defensive role.
If the chief faults with this book are its looseness and its failure to set the Scottish Enlightenment in its European or even British context, then another is its almost complete dependence on secondary sources, though that is perhaps excusable since its aim is to introduce Scotland to an audience only dimly aware of its existence.
These blogs are a genuinely transformative for the reporting of UK poverty; they highlight that it is possible to eat for very little money without suggesting that having to do so is excusable.
