Sentence examples for very excuse from inspiring English sources

The show, approximately the zillionth attempt to put Flash and his friends on the big or small screen, isn't bad, particularly; it's just not very, excuse me, flashy.

Coupled with Lord Carrington's insistence that military manoeuvres might produce the very excuse for military action which the Argentinians wanted, this view is likely to baffle MPs who were complaining last night of an intelligence failure by the Foreign Office and a lack of liaison between the FO and the Defence ministry.

Yet this very excuse carries with it a connotation that women are not competitive enough.

Overall, this feels very "excuse to cuff and roughhouse young black males in a desperate bid by the police to make their weekly quota" to me – but then, I am famously a cynic!

Overall, this feels very "excuse to cuff and roughhouse young black males in a desperate bid by the police to make their weekly quota" to me but then, I am famously a cynic!—because riding a swegway on a busy street is no more disruptive than jogging in place at some traffic lights, or carrying eight shopping bags while being a slow doddering nan, or having a larger than usual dog.

I've only seen one thing on the simulator more than 1% off and that was 4%, so the simulator is very excuse me very reliable.

Your gonna need a very good excuse, but the 'I was hot' excuse is the best if it is actually hot (as it won't work during the winter) but it really depends on the relative's opinion on nudity to decide what happens next… You got caught!

As a onetime regular (and not especially apologetic about it) indulger who (unlike his immediate predecessor) has not made hypocrisy a way of life, Obama has very little excuse for running away from this — less excuse, certainly, than did The Man Who Didn't Inhale (and was elected with only 43percentnt of the vote).

FIND A NEW DOCTOR "I will not see a doctor who keeps me waiting for hours without a very good excuse and a very big apology," said Rachel Schwartz, 47, a lawyer who lives in Brooklyn.

"Inbred" is a very good excuse.

"Making pictures was a very good excuse to spend time together".