Sentence examples for attitude to blame from inspiring English sources

Lots of countries at war acted this way, Hashimoto said: "It is not a fair attitude to blame only Japan, as if the violation of human rights of women by soldiers were a problem unique to the Japanese soldiers".

But, he added, "it is not a fair attitude to blame only Japan, as if the violation of human rights of women by soldiers were a problem unique to Japanese soldiers".

Put yourself in that woman's position and think what it feels like to be told your attitude is to blame for why you're not getting better.

As much as "soft" attitudes are to blame, concern with the Muslim Brotherhood is also a factor in the new negative opinion toward Egypt.

Surely it's this analytical, overthought and overwrought sexual attitude that is to blame for our loss of libido.

"We are not mincing our words," he said, but added in Hindi: "Our attitude is not to blame this or that person.

As for the abuses of business, her attitude seems mostly to blame the government (the mortgage market, for example, was warped by government interference) or to figure that stuff happens.

Jonny Foster, Community Officer at Leeds University Union, believes the combination of high value goods and a lax attitude is partly to blame.

When Stanley was first asked for comment about the piece, her response was to double-down on her contemptuous attitude (Twitter was to blame, naturally).

The attitude seems to be to blame the EU for bad or unpopular decisions, even though these decisions are democratically taken among elected politicians.

That was the kind of attitude (the world is to blame in all its deadening banality, especially given one's higher sensibility etc).