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Absolve in sentence

25 examples of Absolve in a sentence

What she wrote was ... "Messages such as yours cannot absolve you of your past actions.
Indian institutes and educational system, with a few exceptions, are incapable of producing students in the quantity and quality needed to keep this innovation engine going, so companies are finding innovative ways to overcome this, but in the end it does not absolve the government of the responsibility for creating this educational structure.
It's as if every piece of homework, every quiz, every activity is a make-or-break moment for this future we have in mind for them, and we absolve them of helping out around the house, and we even absolve them of getting enough sleep as long as they're checking off the items on their checklist.
We all know this, and yet, in the checklisted childhood, we absolve our kids of doing the work of chores around the house, and then they end up as young adults in the workplace still waiting for a checklist, but it doesn't exist, and more importantly, lacking the impulse, the instinct to roll up their sleeves and pitch in and look around and wonder, how can I be useful to my colleagues?
Often, these people were excommunicate or similar individuals who the church would not absolve, thereby denying them entrance into Heaven.
But I was a mere dot on the screen and absolve myself of any responsibility for this dire, almost unwatchable attempt at comedy.
In 1953, Fidel Castro, in what is probably the best-known speech in Latin American political history, proclaimed in court that history would absolve him.
But choosing an action for the greater good does not absolve us from moral culpability.
So someone who wants to absolve the exchange rate of blame will point to the recent period.
I am tempted to absolve these leaders of their reckless rhetoric by blaming it on biology.
The rich may feel that clever words will absolve them of responsibility, but the hungry and dying stand witness to the tragic realities.
Yet the intellectual left has gone to great lengths to absolve regulators, government lending mandates, and agencies like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac of any responsibility for the housing boom and the subsequent bust.
But the fact that a single global central bank and currency would fail spectacularly (regardless of how strong the economic case for it may be) does not absolve policymakers of their responsibility to address the challenges posed by a fragmented global monetary system.
But the fact that Trump inherited the problem does not absolve him of responsibility for addressing it.
But, while the amnesty was to apply to lesser crimes committed from 2006 to 2011, Yingluck tried to extend it two years earlier and include capital crimes – a move rightly seen as a blatant attempt to absolve her brother and pave the way for his return to Thailand.
But it would be too easy to leave it at that and absolve the rest of Europe of responsibility.
But that does not absolve us of the responsibility to define corruption properly – and to acknowledge obvious and important cultural differences in how it is understood.
Future generations do not have any rights, but this does not absolve us from moral constraints on those of our policies that may affect their interests.
There is also a brutal internal war within the administration over declassifying intelligence that Trump believes will absolve him of the charge that he received Russian help in 2016.
There was much to impugn the government, and little to absolve it.
If this were just a garden-variety financial panic, a massive injection of government demand stimulus would absolve a lot of sins.
This is not to absolve the Kremlin of any of these attacks.
It cannot subcontract its security to the US forever, and the presence of NATO does not absolve it from thinking and acting for itself.
By acting in this way, I shield you from complicity, I absolve you of all responsibility, since I myself make it impossible for you to see what you aren't meant to see.
"Amen!" answered the Jester; "a broadcloth penitent should have a sackcloth confessor, and your frock may absolve my motley doublet into the bargain."