Blameless in a sentence as an adjective

Is Google blameless because they dont make it themselves?

Would Apple be blameless if they just designed the phones and contracted someone else to build it?

It simplifies things too, as a fair portion of accidents have a blameless victim, so the cost makes them a victim twice.

You falsely painted Apple in a bad light and falsely portrayed your own company as blameless.

It's sad that she got evicted, but to imply in any way that the tenant is blameless seems ridiculous.

My gut tells me there was probably sexism at GitHub, drama with founder's wife, AND she was probably not blameless either in this whole mess.

He might be a victim, but he's not blameless, insofar as: \n• Refused to pipe down and leave the accident when ordered to by a police officer.

I do not view the Abelson report––a document that declares the organization that commissioned and published it largely blameless––as the last word on the matter.

So I know they're not blameless -- and in fact, when the situations are examined with a critical eye, most would conclude that it was entirely their fault that they are in these "oh-****" situations.

No, because it would be a stupid thing to think or say, just as it is to wish death and injury on large number of perfectly blameless cyclists because of the behavior of some.

Is Google blameless because they dont make it themselves?But..but..but...as we are tirelessly reminded by some folks here, Apple takes most of the profits of the mobile handset industry, so they're in the best position to lessen their huge margin by a few percentage points so as to not endanger the lives of the people that make the phones.

Blameless definitions

adjective

free of guilt; not subject to blame; "has lived a blameless life"; "of irreproachable character"; "an unimpeachable reputation"

See also: inculpable irreproachable unimpeachable