Sentence examples similar to a blameless person from inspiring English sources

In Matthew, Jesus has less foreknowledge: "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?" Matthew accords with the other major conception of Atonement, known as the "satisfaction theory," in which humanity is redeemed through the sacrifice of an utterly blameless person.

Here the victim is often a nice or in any case blameless person, and we do witness the crime, or at least its prelude.

It seemed a blameless life.

Sarkozy championed a "blameless republic" in 2007.

And stand a blameless pattern to ye new Dryd.

And she is, in a blameless feline way.

Beside the jealousy of Othello, who murders a blameless wife?

As for Mr Robinson himself, Mr Blair says that a blameless minister has been "hounded out".

This, I assumed, was a blatant attempt by a cornered government to bully a blameless corporation.

And, if you think the police are unlikely to seize a blameless man, remember poor Jean Charles de Menezes.

An attempt is made to present them as a blameless enterprise.