Sentence examples for blameless victims from inspiring English sources

Designers, too, are not blameless victims of the new deal.

Her fellow travelers are also blameless victims of these ponds of simmering rubber.

"I wish that my side, the yuppie soccer fans, were blameless victims in these culture wars," he writes.

But the blameless victims of climatic variation simply did not merit attention, said Michael Glantz, a political scientist who has studied the famine and its lasting impact.

Last season, "Orange" hedged its bets a bit, making the majority of the inmates, while not blameless, victims of a lousy environment, an impulse that skirted condescension.

To be sure, current Israeli policies are unhelpful, but to portray the Palestinians as history's blameless victims is to construct a cartoon fantasy.

He's that most contemporary of tragic heroes, the blameless victim of the self.

According to police investigators, Jason Shein was both a blameless victim and a powerless victim: he never had a chance to avoid the sports utility vehicle that hit him, driven by Persi Esquivel, 46, of Valley Stream.

None of this is to downplay the wrong-doing documented in the election court judgement or to insinuate (as some still do) that Rahman is the blameless victim of racist Muslim-haters.

Though his heroic biographers would later present the Cid as the blameless victim of unscrupulous noble enemies and of Alfonso's willingness to listen to unfounded slanders, it seems likely that the Cid's penchant for publicly humiliating powerful men may have largely contributed to his downfall.

Since her indictment, she has also carefully cultivated a new image -- that of blameless victim of an overzealous prosecution -- by maintaining a Web site that focuses solely on her side of the story and sitting for hourlong interviews with Barbara Walters and Larry King in which she refused to discuss details of the case but declared, "I am innocent".