Sentence examples for as blameless from inspiring English sources

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

Pure Clarkery, just as Elizabeth was as spirited and as blameless as Jane, wives to whom their erring husbands remained romantically devoted despite everything.

In fact, Seabrook's students come to suspect a priest of abuse, although it's to Murray's credit that the man is neither exactly as guilty as you think, nor quite as blameless as you might hope.

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.

Naturally, it has caused outrage and been widely condemned, accused of making the racist suggestion that all male refugees from Syria are bound to be sexual predators, that even a child as blameless as Alan was destined to become as brutish as the men who, en masse, harassed and assaulted women on the streets of Cologne on New Year's Eve.

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.

A newborn whose birth mother chose us, he flew into our lives like a tiny tornado, washing away my sins and assuming, as babies do, that I was as perfect and blameless as he was.

She resists the idea that there is always an innocent victim; among her three subjects, she paints Monique as essentially blameless, but the others as having some hand in their own suffering.

They've been taught that they're infallible, as perfect and blameless as gods.

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