| Was the world, with all its climates, made in vain for thy helpless, unoffending victim? |
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| With both hands she shoved the blade back and side-kicked the startled man forcefully, crushing him against an unoffending door. |
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| With a bitter glare at his scarred right hand, he heaved on the rope and sent the unoffending log scooting another length across the ground. |
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| With the exception of the School Of Rock-inspired opening, the kids in the film are harmless, cute and unoffending. |
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| Attacks on unoffending furniture, equipment, or surroundings are so commonplace as to be hardly worth mentioning. |
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| The result was a most deplorable tragedy, by which an estimable and unoffending lady was killed by a rifle bullet. |
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| After the rehearsal, I caught Gabriel before he left the room, making a point to be extra-polite and unoffending as possible. |
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| By contrast, he says a great deal about Athens's expedition in 416 against ostensibly unoffending Melos. |
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| Could it be the fact that on more than one occasion, litter louts have chucked drink cans and the remains of their take-aways over my unoffending garden wall? |
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| Wars and political chicanery, violence, double-dealing and betrayal, all swirl around his unoffending head. |
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| Opening the door with somewhat more force than necessary, she collected the other box of busted appliances, slammed that same unoffending door, and made her way back inside. |
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| To the peaceable unoffending inhabitant, it brings neither danger nor difficulty. |
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| To invade and dispossess the people of an unoffending civilized country would violate morality and trangress the principles of international law, but savages were exceptional. |
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| Now, settlements of that kind were the work of people of high religious principle, and they would have taken no pleasure at all in watching this unoffending stranger tear his beard and throw his hat at the ground. |
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