excusably造句

The production was fine, edgy, and excusably incoherent.
Swedish historians have been excusably indulgent to the father of their greatest ruler.
Fishburne takes Oliver Parker's excusably condensed treatment of the Bard's jealousy-driven drama and makes it his own.
But the two announced Thursday shows, " Lone Gunmen " and an unspecified Michael Crichton project, are less excusably absent.
Burke reported to Laurence that Fitzwilliam had " a strong predilection to Mr Fox " and " influenced, too much so in my opinion, though very naturally and very excusably, by a rooted animosity against Mr Pitt ".
It's difficult to find excusably in a sentence. 用excusably造句挺难的

The most pointed encounter in an excusably sketchy report comes when the writer finds himself between a welcoming official, who may be a former KGB man, and one Vladimir Shatkov, who says he was in a psychiatric prison for three years and proudly calls himself unrehabilitated.
Lord Diplock in " I . R . C . v Rossminster Ltd " thought that " the time has come to acknowledge openly that the majority of this House in " Liversidge v Anderson " were expediently and, at that time, perhaps, excusably, wrong and the dissenting speech of Lord Atkin was right ".
Physical hygiene was scarcely at the heart, nor even at the foundation, nor at the root, nor at the very taproot itself, of the condition in which I found myself as a result of the absence of what I am tempted to call professional major league baseball, though a person who delights in cliches might prefer to call, erroneously perhaps, but excusably so, the national pastime.
And his achievement is impressive; key figures from the Scaife empire are now senior officials in the Bush administration . ( And Moon's newspaper is now in effect the administration's house organ . ) Clearly, scandal-mongering works : The public and, less excusably, the legitimate media all too readily assume that where there's smoke there must be fire _ when in reality it's just some angry rich guys who have bought themselves a smoke machine.