excusable znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady excusable

• My rendition will be brief, its brevity hopefully excusable because by now it is very familiar.

• As, however, its presence or absence is not usually a generic character, the oversight (which is very excusable) is not of serious import.

• Perhaps this is excusable since this work was published within the first five years of independence, and the most recent sermon analyzed dates to 1994.

• Furthermore, this account is not adequate to explain excusable, justifiable, or negligent omission.

• The core of this question is whether ignorance of the error that is condemned explicitly is excusable.

• Now consider case 3: excusable (and by extension, justifiable) omissions.

• However, the book contains so many thoughtful tips and observations that this self-indulgence is ultimately excusable.

• Poverty, famine, and disease are instantly recognized as the cruelest and least excusable forms of deprivation.