Sentence examples for become blameless from inspiring English sources

Teach them to do all things without complaining and disputing that they may become blameless and harmless children of God.

The country's leaders have courageously decided to erect, close to the site of the bunker, a massive and eerie memorial to a crime that must not be forgotten, however normal Germany has now become and however blameless today's Germans are for the appalling crimes committed by their grandparents.Special report An uncertain giant The perils of pragmatism Is Deutschland AG kaputt?

Jack Narz, a mellow-voiced television host who, though blameless, became ensnared in the quiz-show rigging scandal of the late 1950s but who made a comeback with a five-year run in front of the big puzzle board on "Concentration," died Wednesday near his home in Beverly Hills, Calif.

PAGE A22 JACK NARZ, 85 A mellow-voiced television host who, though blameless, became ensnared in the quiz-show rigging scandal of the late 1950s, but who made a comeback with a five-year run in front of the big puzzle board on "Concentration".

But Democratic leaders in Springfield, the capital, stalled, and the result was that the governor's appointee, Roland Burris (apparently a blameless candidate), has become Illinois's new junior senator.

When a Palestinian child watches a cartoon character enact the ritualized suicidal ideation which has become venerated as an entire genre of terror - the martyred suicide bomber - we are not, as Muslims, blameless.

The United States is not blameless in this regard – there was a time not very long ago when someone who looked like me was not allowed to vote, let alone become president.

And while the killing of blameless cops reporting for duty at a peaceful Black Lives Matter protest in Dallas on Thursday night is a new, heinous twist, the outcome – the gunning down of innocents – has become the status quo.

But a cost less remarked is to the reputation of parish priests, who became unjustly suspect despite their blameless conduct because the bishops' shell game diffused the suspicion that should have been directed against the abusers alone among the members of all the religious communities in which they continued to live.

Mr Ampon, a hitherto blameless and unrevolutionary 61-year-old, became known as "Uncle SMS".

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