| Mr Leonhardt's argument comes too close to absolving the government of the responsibility to make policy appropriate to the state of the economy. |
| He assumed a priestly character, preaching, absolving, annulling marriages. |
| The concept of a tragic flaw, after all, is strangely comforting, even absolving. |
| The Liberal member who just spoke is absolving himself of responsibility in this area. |
| It is not about absolving or sheltering poor countries from WTO commitments. |
| The first sequence spoke to me of how merciful God is for absolving my transgressions. |
