Sentence examples for blame focusing from inspiring English sources

In such cases, the situation is to blame: focusing on the individual is the wrong type of explanation.

Its analysis showed that people who lived near the gulf had a lower tendency to assign blame, focusing instead on the logistics of the relief efforts.

That commission -- led by two retired commanders, Adm. Harold W. Gehman of the Navy and Gen. William W. Crouch of the Army -- avoided assigning blame, focusing instead on improving security for American forces in the region.

In a tour of a military hospital, accounts of violence and murder largely hewed to the government's version of the conflict, with blame focused on armed terrorist groups.

Later, when the photographs of crimes committed against Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib were made public, the blame focussed overwhelmingly on the Military Police officers who were assigned to guard duty in the Military Intelligence cellblock — Tiers 1A and 1B — of the hard site.

While these "Strawsonian" accounts of blame focus on the reactive attitudes (particularly resentment, indignation, and guilt), other emotional theories of blame are more inclusive.

Similarly, more than 60% of postgraduate trainees reported that discussion of adverse events takes a system focus rather than a blame focus compared with fewer than 40% of medical students.

The media was to blame for focusing on trivia instead of the critical issues.

Greece's rescuers bear some blame: they focused too much on raising taxes and too little on reforming the state and freeing up the economy.

He: During the settlement, separate your feelings about who is to blame and focus on your future; cars and houses can be replaced.

But Kareem Henton, a Black Lives Matter activist in Cleveland, said it was unfair to blame protesters focused on police reforms for the deaths of the police officers.