excuse造句怎么写

He would seize upon any excuse to justify himself.

She also urges them not to use childhood hardship as an excuse not to take opportunities.

And if health is your excuse for eating chocolate, remember the word "moderate" as you nibble.

"Acting gives them an excuse, in essence, to learn how to express themselves," Aronson said.

There's also a less flattering reason: denying the possibility of pure altruism provides a convenient excuse for selfish behavior.

The current financial crisis cannot be an excuse to put climate on the back Burner, the report warns.

I enjoy tuning in to a language that, unlike Hungarian, has familiar sounds: "buna seara" (good evening); "la revedere" (goodbye); "scuze" (excuse me).

Owing to Obama's ability to circumvent issues, I am sure the excuse of a misunderstanding will be attempted and would willingly be accepted.

The Brotherhood don't want the west to diminish this revolution, and hence they don't want to give the west any excuse to support Mubarak.

The Sophists in Plato’s time were men who used philosophy for profit, inventing moral loopholes to get people out of obligations, or to excuse what would otherwise be considered immoral behavior.

In a city where a "stag night" is an excuse for a bacchanalian party, that phrase took a new meaning with antlers and horns attached to the heads of the models.

Please excuse this clerical error.

An excuse to be an asshole.

Benjamin: Ugh, excuse me, where is the Lost and Found?

One should not plead inexperience in excuse of his mistake.

Once things to be caught unprepared on theimminent, they will find an excuse prevarication everywhere perfunctory.

The excuse is that a tense country with 250 ethnic groups needs a system of patronage to buy peace.

He wouldn't do things disobey his heart, and then find "for the sake of living" as the excuse.

They're 'hard' on the students, says Arlington Park Principal Nikia Smith, because they want them to excel, adding that homelessness is no excuse for low expectations.

"Do you know, Villefort, that you are talking in a most dreadfully revolutionary strain? But I excuse it, it is impossible to expect the son of a Girondin to be free from a small spice of the old leaven."

Such conduct allows of no excuse.

You can't put that old excuse across your friends.

No, I'm kidding. We wish there was that good an excuse.

So if the brief study which I shalt lay before you to-day is more perfunctory than it should be, I hope you will excuse me.

I recently wrote a post about why you should always stop to listen to music, and this proved to hit the right note with a lot of readers (excuse the pun!).

He trotted out an excuse for being late.

Don't get me wrong-jesus should be our example in all things, but we have to be wary of using Him as an easy excuse or in an attempt to rationalize what we want to do.

But it seems perverse to treat the failure of financial rules as an excuse to reduce rather than tighten regulation.

She hastily cooked up an excuse.