Excusing

Chef Slowik then whispers something into Tyler's ear, to which Tyler replies "yes, Chef," before excusing himself.

The comments by British medics excusing the attacks aren't the only ones to spark outrage in the UK.

Nobody is excusing the actions of people but if you can find a way round it then why not try?

Of course, that doesn’t mean Mark Grossman is excusing Adam’s behavior.

That’s because I received several screeners for independent, smaller-budgeted films, and I am excusing them from this list.

There’s no excusing the damage done to him by others, and yet, as with Tommy, that damage is also what provided him with his gift.

She once again starts off by apologizing and excusing all of this rioting in the name of the “very real pain” resulting from the country’s history of slavery.

There’s no excusing those away and I’m fairly certain that Doug Pederson is going to make that crystal clear to him during the bye week.

This does not excuse my words, nor am I excusing myself.

He deserves a second chance but the people excusing his behavior as “she shouldn`t have done this or that” are pathetic.

The president of a club with racist fans excusing those fans’ racism is predictable—sad, certainly, and stupid, too, but predictable.

Another rule to abide by as a corporate journalist is to worship the global economy, excusing or even acclaiming the rise of extreme right-wing politicians because that leads to possible gains for big business.

Dr. Bob Sears had been accused of failing to obtain a detailed medical history before writing a 2014 letter excusing a toddler from immunizations.

He piled across the desks, politely excusing himself as he went, and engaged in a long, substantial bear hug with his old chum.

It’s a narrow notion of heterosexuality – one that does a good job excusing abusive behavior.

Let me be clear, I am in no way defending the minister or excusing her conduct.

Or if I had a Sephardic last name thus excusing my “year round tan” as they often say?