exonerative การใช้

The court found that the forensic evidence was exonerative of Moen, and that in any case reasonable doubt should have acquitted him in the first place.
"To assume collective guilt for such a heinous crime by one despicable individual is unjust to our society and far too exonerative of the murderer's unspeakable act,"
"The New York Times " has called the phrase a " classic William Schneider suggested that this usage be referred to as the " past exonerative " tense, and commentator William Safire has defined the phrase as " [ a ] passive-evasive way of acknowledging error while distancing the speaker from responsibility for it ".
He states the specific processes in which this occurs, they are as follows : moral justification, sanitizing language, exonerative social comparison, disavowal of personal agency in the harm one causes by diffusion or displacement of responsibility, disregarding or minimizing the injurious effects of one s actions, and attribution of blame to / dehumanization of those who are victimized.
It also avoids the passive voice, known in this context as the past exonerative : " In hindsight, it is unfortunate that vandalism warning templates were placed on your talk page for edits that were not clearly vandalism . " ( " I still consider your edits vandalism, but I'm getting a lot of blowback on WP : ANI . ")