Many crimes go unpunished in remote regions where law enforcement is scarce.

Scholars debated the unpunishableness of corporate executives who destroyed evidence.

He lived unpunishably, flouting the law without suffering any consequences.

The committee argued that, under the old bylaws, the offense was effectively unpunishable.

The board's unpunishment of minor infractions sent a confusing message about acceptable behavior.

Her approach to mistakes was unpunishing, focusing on learning rather than blame.

Legal scholars debated whether the diplomat's actions were covered by unpunishability under international law.

When I tried to help my neighbor fix his leaky roof, I learned the hard way that no good deed goes unpunished—he kept asking for more favors and criticized my work.

I volunteered to organize the fundraiser, but between lost donations and angry vendors, it felt like no good deed ever goes unpunished.

The corrupt official embezzled funds and continued to live unpunishedly despite public outcry.