pardonable in a sentence

Examples

1. I had, however, gratified a pardonable journalistic ambition in being the first correspondent to reach him and to give him news of the world, after his long period of African darkness.
2. He excused his own betrayal of Athens, saying for a man " it was pardonable to plot evil against a man who was his enemy even to the disadvantage of the state ".
3. "We're already last in reading scores, and now we're trying to hit rock bottom in math, " said Assembly Republican Steve Baldwin, with pardonable sarcasm.
4. The offbeat plot ( with its unusual notions about when it's appropriate to get away with murder ) is bolstered by modest helpings of whimsical or ironic humor and doses of pardonable sentiment.
5. Nicodemus gives the following example for the seven classes of sin . " The initial movement of anger is pardonable; near to the pardonable is for someone to say harsh words and get hot-tempered.
6. Nicodemus gives the following example for the seven classes of sin . " The initial movement of anger is pardonable; near to the pardonable is for someone to say harsh words and get hot-tempered.
7. William Congreve wrote of love, money and the madness of an old man in love, saying : " If this be not love, it is madness, and then it is pardonable ."
8. An act which is against the monk's code of discipline ( Vinaya ) committed by someone who was " ummatta "-" out of his mind " was said by the Buddha to be pardonable.
9. "A year ago we were picked to finish last in the Pac-10, " he said with pardonable pride, " but this year we'll probably be picked to finish in the top third ."
10. He mentions that, " For indeed after the lapse of many years, . . . St . Columba was excommunicated by a certain synod for some pardonable and very trifling reasons, and indeed unjustly " ( P . 79-80 ).