Sentence examples for try to exonerate from inspiring English sources

He takes her story to Poirot, and together they try to exonerate her.

"It is unheard of, and highly improper, for a prosecutor to hire 'experts' to try to exonerate the targets of a grand jury investigation".

"Even though video shows the police shooting Tamir in less than one second, Prosecutor McGinty hired so-called expert witnesses to try to exonerate the officers and tell the grand jury their conduct was reasonable and justified," the statement said.

The admissibility of Mr. Malvo's statements will affect the trial strategies for him and the second man charged in the attacks, John A. Muhammad, whose lawyers could use it to try to exonerate their client.

"Even though video shows the police shooting Tamir in less than one second, Prosecutor McGinty hired so-called expert witnesses to try to exonerate the officers and tell the grand jury their conduct was reasonable and justified".

(Universal; Blu-ray, $34.98; DVD, $24.98; also available through Movies on Demand; R) THE PAPERBOY The director Lee Daniels ("Precious") adapts Pete Dexter's novel about a pair of investigative reporters (Matthew McConaughey and David Oyelowo) who try to exonerate a Florida swamp dweller (John Cusack) convicted of the murder of a corrupt sheriff.

Van Wetter's guilt is in doubt, and Matthew McConaughey is on hand as a journalist trying to exonerate him.

Mocked for my farro-equals-spelt assumption, I tried to exonerate myself by proving just how widespread is this misperception.

Trying to exonerate himself, poor Mundie flies to Nantucket and lands in a big pot of boiling water, enough to cook both himself and an 11-pound lobster.

One of the most recent successes for Centurion Ministries illustrates the promise and challenges of trying to exonerate a prisoner without DNA evidence.

Barnes dissects early-20th-century English society as he spins the real-life detective story of how Arthur took up George's case and tried to exonerate him.