Sentence examples for almost blameless from inspiring English sources

DAN MCGINN: So I see her almost blameless in this entire scenario.

Black opined that "What was intended to be an unprecedented humiliation for any American president, Nixon converted into a virtual parliamentary acknowledgement of almost blameless insufficiency of legislative support to continue.

Almost no bank of any size has been blameless in its conduct and lending practices over the last several years, CIT included, and if any of its past mistakes still need to be addressed, then address them.

Parry shows a rare compassion and a refusal to judge: despite the horrors of the crime, almost the most upsetting feature of his story is the blameless ordinariness of the life Blackman left behind in England.

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.

By way of contrast, the heroine of "A Marker to Measure Drift" is a blameless young woman who has been rescued from death almost happenstantially by her French journalist lover as he scrambles to leave a Monrovia falling into the hands of an armed rabble of murderous teenagers.

The Times found Cheryl blameless, but took her mother to task as a hedonist whose narrative showed "the lack of almost any reference to moral sensitivity in the presence of a child". "Cheryl isn't the juvenile delinquent," it said.

Blameless children.

Neither company is blameless.

The blameless hatching chick.

They are entirely blameless".