Most were innocent civilians and children.
At the core of the debate over war with Iraq lies a single moral dilemma: Saddam Hussein represents a real danger, yet most Iraqis are innocent human beings.
Most defendants are innocent and did not know what they were infringing.
As the mayor said right after the bombing, "All of us are victims, and most of us are innocent victims".
War kills, maims, and otherwise destroys many more people than torture does, and most of them are innocent — not only civilians, who become "collateral damage," but also soldiers, many of whom are either unwilling conscripts or guilty simply of wishing to serve their country.
Most of them are innocent people.
Hateful, demeaning rhetoric incites and inspires violence against entire groups of people, most of whom are innocent.
"But most of your clients are innocent, right?" "Not many of them deserve as bad a punishment as somebody's trying to give them".
Throughout this period, Andersen has argued that most of its people are innocent and that it's wrong to punish the firm and it can still make that argument to the jury.
Many parents deem a heart murmur as a sign of structural heart abnormality despite the fact that most childhood heart murmurs are innocent and do not cause morbidity [ 1– 7].
