Sentence examples for actual blame from inspiring English sources

It is a sad reality that after losing a spouse, many widowed are the victims of accusation, criticism and actual blame.

In contrast, the actual blame attributed to player A was always lower when his substitute peer succeeded than when his complementary peer succeeded.

It can be glossed as a distinction between blameworthiness and actual expressions of blame; between backward- and forward-looking responsibility (i.e., responsibility for things one has done in the past versus responsibility for doing certain things in the future); and between responsibility as a form of judgment versus responsibility as a form of sanction.

For the actual fiscal cliff term, blame our chief wonk, Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke.

While the actual thieves are to blame, the companies safeguarding these records should share responsibility, experts say.

They are based on what restaurant owners say rather than on actual records, or they blame the smoking ban for declining sales that began long before the ban was enacted.

I blame the actual participants in the "game" -- the presidential race -- who are trapped in a win-lose struggle with enormous stakes, far less than I blame the pervasive corporate media, which are unable to resist the temptation to hop into the game with them.

Most Americans supported Attorney General Palmer's campaign against the "Reds" -- an ill-defined menace that went far beyond the small group of actual anarchists and was blamed for pretty much anything that smacked of social conflict -- including, at various times, the woman's suffrage movement, a Chicago race riot and a wave of paralyzing industrial strikes.

That's blaming an actual, existing condition--government controls and wealth-expropriation--not a condition that ended in the late 19th century.

Actual translation: Hey, don't blame us.

And when the attempt to turn this hand-wringing into actual political effort flops, you blame it on the false equivalency police!