Sentence examples similar to blameless friends from inspiring English sources
To prove his state blameless, one Jerseyite took a metropolitan friend to the fountain in front of the Plaza Hotel and said: "There's where your mosquitoes come from".
Nor do I join the millions clucking sympathetically at her Web site who believe she was blameless in trying to call her friend Samuel.
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the Liberal that is, just right of centrist who will be Denmark's new prime minister, seems to have a blameless past: no corruption; no dicey or sleazy friends; no great betrayals, political or personal; for all his striking good looks and charm, no sex scandal; far from it, a marriage of 23 years, three children and no divorce.
"It's really a shame that a blameless young fellow who liked to go out with his friends was found guilty of murder," he continues.
He did more than figure out how to translate that blameless story of a femme fatale whose love swerved back and forth between two best friends; it became his masterpiece.
To me, that sounds a lot like politicians ripping toddlers away from their parents and tear-gassing babies, claiming it's to protect "national security". And David reminds us that none of us is blameless, for all humankind has at one point condoned evil acts, whether those acts are committed by our friends, our families, our elected officials, or our very selves.
The blameless hatching chick.
Neither company is blameless.
Sister Ping was hardly blameless.
