Sentence examples for Free from blame from inspiring English sources
"Hardly any country has in its history always remained free from blame for war or violence.
And what about all the business people who were clever enough not to get caught, who wriggled free from blame?
Yes, Israel is not free from blame, as our Quilliam Foundation press release stated Israel's actions are condemnable, it has acted disproportionately and with utter disregard for human life.
The country's efforts to become a member of the European Union has been dragging on for some 50 years, and while Ankara has not always been free from blame, since 2005 — when negotiations began in earnest — it has been trying hard to climb over the wall of Europe's prejudices.
She was innocent, of course, in the sense of being free from blame or badness, but Obama also marked, and was awed by, the way she was becoming, in the best sense of the word, worldly: "starting to glimpse the fact that someday she too might play a part in shaping her nation's future".
For another autumn and winter, stable amid the rubble of another collapsed Mets season will stand Terry Collins, the team's fiery manager, who has pulled off a noteworthy feat in presiding over two straight losing seasons while staying mostly free from blame or reproach.
Several years ago, with the psychologist Edward B. Royzman, we published a study in the journal Ethics & Behavior that demonstrated the power of neuroscientific explanations to free people from blame.
It's important that our stories neither damage us nor free us from blame.
When you do this, you free yourself from blame and judgment so that you will not feel objectified or used in any sexual experience you share.
So let's join hands and stride into the future feeling joy and gratitude for our time here together, free from shame, blame, guilt and hurt.
But as Richie's life demonstrates, you'll have far more success in achieving your highest visions when you break free from the blame game and take full ownership of yourself and your life.
