The few exceptions mentioned ought to be really exceptional in order to allow for a probable certainty, which was deemed sufficient for blameless moral action.
This may be a hazard of the subject; jealousy is more of a frozen state than a narrative event, and we live in an age not of kings, like Leontes, in "The Winter's Tale," who could wield his paranoia by damning his blameless queen ("Your actions are my dreams," he tells her), but of mini-men like Marcel, who must suffer in solitude.
The court agreed to answer only the broader one: Whether missing a filing deadline may be excused when the inmate was blameless, the government's actions were a contributing factor and the inmate's lawyers had effectively stopped representing him?
In a bizarre twist of logic, the Kiev local government has threatened to hold the cinema itself responsible for the arson attack, for not providing enough of its own security to stop the men who started the fire — even while those men are held blameless for their own actions.
Their actions are equally blameless.
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.
Thus an individual's lethal actions can appear blameless.
Yet the agency continues to see its actions as not just blameless but commendable.
We should have learned from history by now that those who are silent in the face of violence bear part of the guilt; and those who preach hatred are not blameless when someone transforms their words into actions.
However, the impact of these abusive government actions on the lives of the blameless majority is incalculable.
In Fury Road, the women are blameless, opening the way for the male saviour familiar from action films and westerns.
