Meanings of inoffensive people in English

Those who would torture and kill these inoffensive people have human forms.

I have said that these inoffensive people-thesedo-no-harm Christians-knownothing of want.

Captain Bonneville soon felt himself quite at home among these quiet, inoffensive people.

The inhabitants of Austrian Galicia are quiet, inoffensive people, take them as a whole.

Nearly all the inhabitants of Totagalpa are pure Indians, and are simple and inoffensive people.

He was accustomed to demonstrate his bravery by shooting inoffensive people whenever the idea seized him.

To accomplish this, the king and his courtiers subjected these inoffensive people to cruelties most shocking.

Their manners were those of a quiet and inoffensive people, and their appearance in some measure prepossessing.

Forth is in a glass house, and is wrong to cast his sneers at perfectly inoffensive people.

They were quiet, inoffensive people.

Had we been wrecked further south, things would have been more hopeful; for the Papuans are friendly, and inoffensive people.

I think insults levelled at inoffensive people are worse than the wildest deeds committed under the influence of that demon alcohol.

I heard stories from friends of my own, residents in the country, quiet and inoffensive people that made my blood boil.

If you're deliberately turning that child loose into a boarding-house full, presumably, of quiet, inoffensive people, you deserve all you get.

If inoffensive people were ever to cast it aside, then wicked men would have everything their own way and make life intolerable.

However, the persecution ceased after some time; for the emperor, finding that the Christians were an innocent and inoffensive people, suspended their punishments.