Aún no tenemos significados para "more inexcusable".
1How He bears with us in our worse and more inexcusable blockheadedness!
2In the present instance, Mr. Landells' explanations make his act the more inexcusable.
3The more you try to excuse yourself, the more inexcusable your conduct appears.
4That made it feel even more inexcusable to have sullied the club's reputation.
5You knew your duty better than the rest, and are more inexcusable in not being faithful.
6This method is more inexcusable than the other.
7This was the more inexcusable as he had no children, and had some small private means.
8The conduct of Cartwright and Parker had been much more inexcusable than that of Alsop and Lobb.
9The enforcement of the exclusion laws against Chinese in the Hawaiian and Philippine Islands is still more inexcusable.
10Accordingly, the least resistance to power appears more inexcusable in our eyes than the greatest abuses of authority.
11And his career of godlessness was all the more inexcusable because of the good opportunities that he had.
12The Venetian Senate were guilty, in their mortal struggle, of another and a more inexcusable piece of meanness.
13Nor did he use me so barbarously-indeed ,thatwould have been more inexcusable than anything he hath done.
14Unguarded machinery was, of course, a striking inconsistency, more inexcusable in the hospitals than in hotels or in commercial laundries.
15The inactivity of the British arms appears the more inexcusable, when we consider the great armaments which had been prepared.
16If he knows much about the earlier writers, he is the more inexcusable for having said so little about them.
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