Sentence examples for accused blame from inspiring English sources

Of course, we shouldn't (as one Tweeter accused) "blame the POTUS" entirely for bad things happening in our local schools, nor should we give a governor undue credit if and when his state's schools improve.

Each of the accused blamed the others, though it is likely they were all participants or complicit in a series of violent – ultimately lethal – attacks on the child.

Writer after writer decries the lack of due process afforded those falsely accused, blaming "rape hysteria" even though the actual hysteria is clearly over false reports.

That is, the resentful, childish, petulant and selfish desire to accuse, blame and berate the world for all its wrongs, to wish to escape, or overcome and, finally, to take no responsibility for any part of the ultimate downfall.

For instance, the following is a fragment of his tableaux for assertives speech acts whose illocutionary point is to describe how things are: castigate reprimand accuse blame criticize assert suggest where strong illocutionary validity moves from left to right.

All meant to judge, accuse, blame, hurt, control -- various forms of disrespect.

"BBC chiefs accused of blame game over pay-offs scandal" (Daily Express).

Mr Pearson said: "It feels that with this case there is unfinished business given the way this was handled by the Crown at the time, allowing the accused to blame each other.

Lawyers for some of the accused have blamed prosecutors for conducting a witch hunt.

Mr. Moynihan was pilloried by progressives; he was accused of blaming the victim.

While well received initially, it became a political millstone for Mr. Carter, who was accused of blaming the public for the country's troubles.