Sentence examples for criminal without from inspiring English sources
The phrase "criminal without" can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe someone who has the characteristics or tendencies of a criminal, even though they have not committed any crime. Example: "John's behavior was concerning and some may have even considered him a criminal without any actual evidence of him breaking the law."
A woman shouted: "He was a criminal!" without specifying whom she meant.
Any Muslim who engages in jihad without consulting those with the necessary wisdom becomes a criminal without even realising it".
"But we also have to be able to go to a crime in progress and apprehend a criminal without hurting ourselves.
As an example of her nearsightedness, she'll mention some revelations in Paterson that seemed to indicate that she had been followed for months by a notorious sex criminal without realizing it.
The company released two statements today, one calling the breach criminal (without confirming that the user data was genuine, which Krebs and the Guardian have both done independently) and another saying that no complete credit card numbers were stolen.
A gopnik in Russian, and in Russia, is now a drunken hooligan, a small-time lout, a criminal without even the sinister glamour of courage.
"A civilization without insanity, without criminals and without war, where the able can prosper and honest beings can have rights, and where man is free to rise to greater heights, are the aims of Scientology," Hubbard wrote.
On the surface, they seem like the very worst kind of characters: not mere criminals but criminals without remorse.
Is that supposed to enforce a constitutional right for gun dealers to sell to criminals without interference by the feds?
But adopting a one-size-fits-all sentencing system makes no more sense than releasing criminals without adequate information.
It is not beyond the wit of government sleuths to devise procedures for tracking online criminals without causing harm to the general public.
