Sentence examples for while absolving from inspiring English sources

This is nothing other than a new iteration of cultural hegemony: alienating black cultural hallmarks -- reservoirs of humor, struggle, and survival -- from their birthplace and manipulating them to rank minority oppression all the while absolving the colonizing hand doing it.

One cannot blame Clinton for Benghazi while absolving Christie of Bridgegate.

It's a narrative that flatters conservative self-regard, while absolving Republicans of the obligation to think too deeply about policy.

But a jury is not required to be entirely consistent in its decisions, so it can find one defendant liable while absolving another.

Customarily, Pakistani officers have blamed "bad" Taliban for such domestic raids, while absolving "good" Taliban (who shoot only at infidels in Afghanistan).

She has written scathingly of the Christian instinct to give God credit for our good fortune while absolving him of our misfortunes.

Spotting a "Grace Kelly-style icy blonde" on the tube, he lapses into his "favourite fantasy", in which, "miraculously", it turns out that she is "getting out at the same stop, continuing on to the same station, catching the same train, travelling to the same town – a series of coincidences which would bring us together while usefully absolving me from the need to take events into my own hands".

He went on defending his government's response, characterizing it as "reassuring" to the vast majority of the affected people, while partially absolving his administration of any blame by arguing how the local governments are primarily responsible for initial relief and disaster response operations.

Never," whimpered Cole, while Cisse absolved him of any blame.

To accuse Pakistan's president, Pervez Musharraf, of failure would invite Indian assault, while to absolve Pakistan would pressure India to pull back its army, now poised to strike Pakistan, before a deal is reached.

Egyptian courts have been absolving Mubarak-era officials, while imposing long sentences on liberal and Islamist activists.