I was nothing more than an innocent bystander.
Police warned bystander to keep away from the blazing building.
Don't be a bystander at the playground this Summer.
Mostly, Bangladesh is an innocent bystander, but not always.
Unlike in 1995, Mexico was an innocent bystander in the genesis of this recession.
We have gone from a bystander to a leader in the fight against climate change.
At least one bystander was shot, possibly because the public was allowed too close.
Mr Tomlinson then appears to have been lifted to his feet by a bystander.
The enraged cyclist used his bike to batter the motorist’s car until a bystander punched him.
When approached by a security guard, he drew a shotgun and fired at the guard and wounded a bystander.
in Pakistan,he supposedly posed as an anonymous bystander and gave interviews to newsreporters about his nephew's arrest.
It took a bystander to explain that, yes, the onions were of the reddish, goopy variety she had in mind.
Had Seth noticed how, in Patty's stories, the discipline always came from Walter, as if Patty were just some feckless bystander whose job was to be cute?
In 2000 Congress formally exempted OTC derivatives from the CFTC's oversight, leaving the agency a bystander as credit derivatives exploded in popularity.
The case’s details have since been called into question, but the story sparked a flurry of social psychology studies about the “bystander effect.”
Psychologist explains 'bystander apathy' "I'm still so worried," said Wang Chichang, who runs a hardware store in the Foshan market, as he waited for updates from doctors.
'I am willing to work hard to protect people's lives, to not be a bystander, in part because I couldn't save my father.'
For example: there are five railway workmen in the path of a runaway carriage. The men will surely be killed unless the subject of the experiment, a bystander in the story, does something.
Now, I'm no hero but I am familiar with the bystander effect which makes it more likely that I will intervene and also makes me a bad subject from which to draw a more general conclusion.
We found that the bystander effect is quite robust, that it has declined somewhat in magnitude over time, and that there are certain conditions under which it disappears or is even reversed.
