Sentence examples for a blameless one from inspiring English sources

In the end, Quinn is revealed as a pawn in a larger scheme, but hardly a blameless one.

The crabmeat-stuffed avocado in Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar may end up almost poisoning Esther, but the concept of avocado-stuffing is a blameless one.

To prove his state blameless, one Jerseyite took a metropolitan friend to the fountain in front of the Plaza Hotel and said: "There's where your mosquitoes come from".

But James's inspired villains are also worthy of leading roles in mad-dog-killer thrillers, and when the student turns out to be the only son of a New York Mafia figure and his crazy wife, James obligingly trots out Tooth, a hit man hired to kill all three drivers (even the blameless ones) in creatively cruel ways.

They will be forever remembered for being a blameless part of one of the greatest gaffes ever broadcast on TV.

Another project focuses on research into the lives of the children born after 1971 to the "birangonas," or "blameless ones," as they were called by the new Bangladeshi government in 1972, in a not entirely successful attempt to persuade families to accept back the women who had suffered sexual violence.

Margot is not a blameless heroine, which is one of the intriguing complications of Mr. Knott's play.

Finally Root went down on one knee and fetched a blameless delivery to that midwicket boundary as he had tried to do at Lord's.

This was the last time a director asked Baldwin to play a blameless square — a Darrin Stephens — and one can survey Baldwin's twenty-odd-year film career without finding a fully persuasive rendering of happiness.

The play, in which it remorselessly dawns that one nouveau-posh family has collectively ruined a blameless young working woman, is clever, but it's not subtle.

"But for fine work by Scott, who was entirely blameless on what must have been one of his most unhappy afternoons, Newcastle's score would have run well into double figures," this paper reported.