Sentence examples for innocent suffered from inspiring English sources
DAVID LANG'S goal here was to write an entirely secular Passion: instead of telling of Jesus' last days, he would find a story in which an innocent suffered and died and treat the tale with the dignity of a sacred work.
Why do the innocent suffer?
Why do the innocent suffer and die?
Shall an innocent suffer for the guilty?
I don't want to see us indiscriminately hack into benefits and the innocent suffer along with the guilty.
"Today, singing of Bethlehem, we see injustices in Palestine and Israel, where land is taken or rockets are fired, and the innocent suffer," said the archbishop.
That's not to give any ammunition to Bush; I don't support economic sanctions or his campaign against Iraq, because the innocent suffer.
"Everyone has access here -- all the drug people from all over the neighborhood get in here, and then the innocent suffer".
Mary Shelley's story also throbs with a fierce sense of injustice: a cultivated French family is ruined by its defiance of government, the innocent suffer through Victor's divine presumption.
The innocent suffer with the guilty, and we cannot close our eyes to the effect the rule we adopt will have on the rights of those not before the court.' 44 Cal .2d434, at page 445, 447, 282 P.2d 905, at pages 911912, 913.
The most famous expression of this relative weighting of likely harms is the Blackstonian dictum that "it is better that ten guilty persons escape, than that one innocent suffer" (Blackstone 1770: 352).
