Sentence examples for blameless man from inspiring English sources

(Blameless Man, for instance, avoids responsibility for disasters).

And, if you think the police are unlikely to seize a blameless man, remember poor Jean Charles de Menezes.

Here's Glenn Kenny, at Some Came Running: Poor Larry Gopnik, the film's constantly put-upon protagonist, is a very smart, and kind, and largely blameless man, but what he fails to grasp is that his passivity is part of what's bringing about his downfall.

Why should these holy and blameless men go without speech while prisoners can opine and chat to their hearts' content?

You're transported from the glam and gloss of the lobby to a subterranean cell where blameless men and women are sentenced to endless days of weak coffee, PowerPoint presentations, doodling, action points and excruciating team-building games.

The visitors, believers in the messianic powers of Bruno Labbadia to deliver them from another season in relegation purgatory, blameless men and women whose only misfortune is to carry "the diamond [badge] in their hearts", as the Nordic article of faith demands, have been cruelly cast as the hors d'oeuvre for the red monster.

Because not only is it terribly sad in terms of the profound suffering of millions of human beings –blameless men, women and children – but also, it is a huge waste of our current and future resources.

The judge, Mr Justice Calvert Smith, said it was "a trivial incident over absolutely nothing [that] ended three minutes later with the death of a blameless young man".

They are convinced that giving a break to blameless young men and women — maybe about a million — who want to earn a college degree or serve in the military weakens the country instead of strengthening it.

It was called, slightly optimistically, Operation Infinite Reach, and successfully killed a dozen or so young Pakistanis who were training in the camps as well several blameless old men and a large number of goats.

But the film mainly is interested in raising the stakes for the sympathetic if hardly blameless young men — and, more important, in indicting 21st century U.S. war as primarily a capitalist enterprise.