Sentence examples for will absolve from inspiring English sources

Invoking Castro, he said, "I believe history will absolve us".

I expect his flock will absolve him, or at least hesitate before casting any stones.

That will absolve the county from having to provide landfill space for ash.

The man who famously declared "history will absolve me" leaves a divided legacy.

Well, to paraphrase Fidel, who once said that history will absolve him, history has already condemned Álvaro Uribe".

Whatever doubts Morgan had about Guevara, he seemed to harbor none about Castro, who once declared, "History will absolve me".

No one can absolve you of your sins if you don't believe it in your heart, and I honestly don't believe there's any amount of good I can do in my life that'll absolve me of his death.

There is a real danger that in making colleges the academic safety net of last resort, we'll absolve the public schools of their obligation to provide students with a sound, well-rounded education.

"And one thing is clear, history will not absolve Fidel Castro; it will remember him as an evil, murderous dictator who inflicted misery and suffering on his own people.

In his interview with Haaretz, Olmert said the Annapolis conference "met more than we could have defined as the Israeli expectations, but that will not absolve us of the difficulties there will be in the negotiations, which will be difficult, complex, and will require a very great deal of patience and sophistication". Olmert, said Israel now had a partner in Abbas, albeit a weak partner.

Consumers will forgive mistakes, but rarely will they absolve an organization that doesn't act responsibly.