Sentence examples for Impute blame from inspiring English sources
They don't want to impute blame to Tony because they know he was going through awful times emotionally.
Although the overuse of disaster has cost that word its puissance, those who want to impute blame to bankers, politicians or "liar's loans" can find good blame-gaming nouns in fiasco and, as Clover Carroll of Crozet, Va., submits, "Debacle carries an implication of culpability".
But he thinks that the way we impute blame to others suggests that we think of rational beings as free to act rightly regardless of the natural causes that we can point to in order to explain their wrong actions, and thus are free (A 554 5/B 554 5/B
Without it, it is impossible to the arbitrator imputing blame onto Bob for a possible artifact misuse.
First, theologians could say that humans do inherit a moral taint, but far from imputing blame to humanity for actions made under the influence of that inherent defect, the inherent defect exempts from guilt.
The term "domestic abuse" is so vague that it is used to describe anything from a heated argument to a triple homicide, then imputes blame to the victim for knowing the attacker while concealing the inherent threat to public safety that violent predators like Rice pose to society.
This is why human beings, unlike animals, can be imputed with blame or merit for their deeds.
The result is that while willing to do the right thing or bad thing is in itself praiseworthy or blameworthy, executing and performing that act can impute to the agent further praise or blame, depending on how well one performs the willed act (cf. Adams and Wood 1981, 9).
Impute: impute: Imputation for microarray data.
Remaining missing values were imputed by K-nearest neighbours with the impute.knn function from the Impute R package.
