Sentence examples for has been blameless from inspiring English sources

The government's economic policy has been blameless.

In the six decades that have followed, neither side has been blameless.

Neither party has been blameless in these tactics.

Almost no bank of any size has been blameless in its conduct and lending practices over the last several years, CIT included, and if any of its past mistakes still need to be addressed, then address them.

Each, again in identical tones, said her daughter had been blameless.

Many have been blameless fantasists seeking to compensate via a gender-switched disguise for the repressions of their everyday existence.

But at least the airline appears to have been blameless (indeed, it is suing Continental Airlines for shedding the debris that caused the crash).

The guidance is equally blunt about the justification for reducing compensation where victims have themselves committed offences: "We may refuse or reduce a payment if you have a criminal record, even though you may have been blameless in the incident which resulted in your injury".

Goalkeeper David De Gea, who had been blameless amid the mess of United's performance, blocked crucially from Streller - but the reprieve was brief as Basel's superb comeback started after 58 minutes.

Ronaldo has been declared blameless but not Kaká.

At 37, she has the type of glossy girl-next-door appeal that viewers find simultaneously flawless and unthreatening, and her career has been a blameless ascent from local radio, through BBC News 24 and Sky News, to the morning sofa of GMTV on ITV1.