Sentence examples for would be blameless from inspiring English sources

If the rape took place outside of city walls, however, the woman would be blameless, since no one would have been around to help her.

And each new report chipped away at any remaining hopes by Bausch executives that MoistureLoc would be found blameless in the outbreak.

For a concept to be justified for Jenkins is for it to be respectable for us to rely on it (by which, I believe, she means that we would be epistemically blameless in relying on it) as "a relevantly accurate guide to the world" (Jenkins 2008a: 12008a

18. evertheless, since it is possible to be corrupted without intending or foreseeing this — indeed, without the existence of any reasonable expectation that one would foresee it — one can be blameless for being corrupted in a way that one cannot be blameless for an act of corruption.

"It says that a pastor should be blameless, you know.

Only the unborn can be blameless and incorruptible.

If schools are failing, how can teachers be blameless?

Scott Fein, a lawyer for Ms. Lipton, said that "she cooperated fully in the investigation and I believe all would agree she was blameless".

Your behavior was blameless, and apologizing for your boyfriend would be pointless.

These examples would be comic, if they didn't cost blameless taxpayers so much money.

While a backlash against such a blameless young heroine would be impossible, with his dark shades, hyperbolic claims and obvious economic interest in keeping the Irwin dynasty going, Stainton has been the focus of criticism.