Sentence examples for blameless act from inspiring English sources

When Bob rescues a pit-bull puppy from a trash can outside an apartment belonging to part-time waitress Nadia (Noomi Rapace), this blameless act sets in train actions which will end, of course, in violence.

The law-abiding Muslim majority in Australia are not only blameless in acts of terror, but according to respected counterterrorism experts, are our best defence against outrages in our own country.

Some such wrongdoing might be blameless when agents act from innocent or even desirable motives, but it is still supposed to be moral wrongdoing.

The town sees itself as blameless, as having acted for reasons of safety and building codes.

If there are harmful consequences, we are blameless because we acted according to our duty.

Czarist officials handed out medals to citizens who "distinguished themselves in the Census" and performed acts of "blameless police service," and the Communists gave awards for "excellent cold steel welding" and "saving life from drowning".

SLOUGH, England — What is it about this seemingly blameless town that makes people act as if there is a huge "Kick Me" sign plastered across its back?

But then it is possible for there to be wrongdoing (a suboptimal act) that is blameless or even praiseworthy.

Prosecutors generally are reluctant to bring such actions and when they do, juries for many reasons rarely convict, including because police are held blameless so long as they act reasonably.

So next Sunday, he's going to murder blameless Father James as an enforced act of penance.

Mr. Durbin, who is the sponsor of the Dream Act, which would legalize blameless young immigrants who enter college or the military, named and held up large photos of potential Dream Act recipients.