Sentence examples for absolutely blameless from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, they fall in love and have sex, "an affair absolutely natural, absolutely blameless, and without sin.

These kinds of concerns are raised when you prioritise character over poetry, and if it came down to absolutely blameless characters, then surely no one could stand.

It had been started in June, 1880, as a penny paper of absolutely blameless features, eschewing in its make-up intelligence of scandals, divorces, and even dramatic news.

Announcing his verdict, Gibson said he believed the officers to be "absolutely blameless", adding: "That finding should be put on their record along with my own commendation as to their courage and determination for bringing the three deceased men to justice, in this case, to the final court of justice".

Others were utterly blameless.

Watch out for someone who describes people as absolutely good and blameless, or as absolutely evil and responsible.

The judge, Mr Justice Calvert Smith, said it was "a trivial incident over absolutely nothing [that] ended three minutes later with the death of a blameless young man".

Blameless children.

The blameless hatching chick.

But they were blameless.

Sister Ping was hardly blameless.