Sentence examples for are as blameless from inspiring English sources

These innocents have lived their lives for 25 years or more and have not added a whiffle to America's scandalous wealth gap; they are as blameless as kittens.

"I primarily blame TWC [Time Warner Cable] for obvious reasons, but I don't think the Dodgers are as blameless as they pretend to be," writes John Boyle.

Technically, her conduct was as blameless as the black-clothed "Puritan maid" get-up in which she appeared in court.

The objects of the writer's scrutiny may be as blameless as a day in Williamstown, but in the story he has in mind, the writer, being the freak he is, will infuse his family with warts and all, because defects make for better reading than virtues.

Arguably, banks might act more aggressively to recover stolen funds if it were their funds to be recovered, rather than their customer's funds, and there are probably instances where the bank may not be as blameless nor as diligent as it might lead the customer to believe.

It becomes an idea that America is as close to blameless as any political state could be," Cobb says.

Sugar is not as blameless as we once thought and should be limited.

But although Mr. Vassilev may be more sinned against than sinning on this occasion, I doubt if he is quite as blameless as he would like us to believe.

But it's nice to have a reminder now and again that our idols aren't quite as blameless as we'd like them to be.

Its villain Kilgrave, played by David Tennant, has the power of mind control and is as legally blameless as he is morally monstrous.

Sure, there are graphs and numbers to support his theory, but some intrepid investigator at Heise.de broke German law by employing an illegal and immoral packet sniffer to show that Apple is, as hoped, blameless in this affair.