inexcusable造句

Mr treatment of you was thoughtless, inexcusable!

That would be inexcusable, and entirely self-inflicted by Washington.

Forgiveness is about pardoning things that are essentially inexcusable.

Their performance has been dark, depending on your position, this is inexcusable.

Mr. Ban opened the meeting by saying it would be "morally inexcusable" not to act.

He said that no one feels this "ferocious and inexcusable" bombing is just.

His failure to turn his attention to flagrant wastes of public money is inexcusable.

President Obama told the BBC that the accusation was inexcusable, offensive and hateful.

It was hard, but I enjoyed it and believed I did it pretty well except for one inexcusable mistake.

There was inexcusable indecision from the England defence as the United States won a barrage of corners.

No one can avoid mistakes, but it is inexcusable to make the same mistake again and again.

Levin says it is inexcusable that U. s. taxpayers are continuing to pay for projects that Iraqis are fully capable of funding themselves.

Indeed, it is inexcusable that an office with such powerful tools at its disposal to enforce child support is so badly run.

If I were a shareholder faced with so many boring, baffling pages that seek to excuse the inexcusable, I might be inclined to submit out of sheer weariness.

Mr Obama called Congress's failure to pass a budget "inexcusable" and said that he would summon the leaders of its two Chambers to the White House every day for talks until a deal was done.

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Yet loyalty sometimes spills over into inexcusable behaviour, as when a female job candidate was asked if she would have an abortion rather than lose the chance to work on a big deal.