Sentence examples for most blameless from inspiring English sources

Humans could not possibly have souls; even the most blameless lives ended as rotting garbage.

Of the five officers who opened fire, Officer Carey, 30, was in many ways the most blameless.

Some people want to own free newspapers or TV stations from the most blameless motives: many don't.

Why, that is, are blue jeans, that most blameless and universal item of apparel, the one thing men always get wrong?

It may seem unfair to require the victim of a wrongful act to take affirmative steps for the benefit of the wrongdoer, but the mitigation rules that limit the recovery of even the most blameless promisee are perhaps more consistent with moral principle than they first appear.

This is quite the masterstroke on the parts of its writers, who have effectively managed to turn the most blameless and ordinary of the main characters into someone everyone dislikes and mistrusts, but when she finally finds out her husband is dead, her slide from elation at his success to utterly defeated sobs would in any other show be the climax.

But the most blameless-looking ingredients can have surprising social implications, as with the sad story of how our new-found enthusiasm for quinoa has driven up local prices to such an extent that poor Bolivians and Peruvians can no longer afford their former staple, or the shocking reports of child slavery in West African cocoa plantations.

While Ned himself never protests as much, his life for the most part seems entirely blameless.

She was betrayed by her class, and her loyal son betrayed that class by exposing the grubbily ideological structures behind its most apparently natural and blameless products.

Should they continue to funnel their taxpayers' money to a country that routinely jails and tortures its critics or should they turn off the tap and thereby hurt the blameless poor?Most donors are keeping up or even increasing their giving.

Siegelman was convicted on seven of 32 counts in 2006 before Fuller, who held prosecutors blameless for most of the many claims of prosecutorial misconduct.