excuse

Over the last few years, as I've grown spiritually, I've discovered that letting others hurt me, and excusing them, hurt them as well.

Today, alcohol also plays as significant a factor in blaming women and excusing men as the short skirt used to do.

It was that way with everything: instead of doing things for me, or excusing me, my mother insisted I find a way to do them myself.

BP denies gross negligence, which would greatly increase the fines that it faces as well as excusing its partners from having to contribute.

And blame is just another way of excusing yourself from being responsible. But this denial still wields its own creative power.

This idea relaxed me. Man is always inclined to bother himself and then try excusing himself.

So, if you are excusing yourself from church attendance and even pursuing the things of God themselves, you really have no excuse.

Explaining Europe's low profile in the European election campaign is one thing; excusing it is another.

More recently he has stirred controversy by partially excusing the activities of Somalia's pirates.

Understanding is not excusing. Psychology is not excuse-iology.

I also got in trouble once for excusing myself to go to the bathroom and staying away too long during the daily rosary.

The more we love our friends, the less we flatter them; it is by excusing nothing that pure love shows itself.

Do any ability follow diet excusing nutrition ?

One Note Excusing Me From The Field Trip Tomorrow.

There's no excuse for excusing sin.

Excusing me, I do not want to forget you.

And I'm forever excusing your intentions

excusing myself to the pooper

A reason or grounds for excusing