Sentence examples for blame for not recognizing from inspiring English sources
If you saw the first film, hopped into a Mitsubishi Eclipse, wrecked it during a street race in a drainage canal, slipped into a coma, and come to just in time to see Furious 7, you wouldn't be to blame for not recognizing what the hell was going on in the newest installment.
If you saw the first film, hopped into a Mitsubishi Eclipse, wrecked it during a street race in a drainage canal, slipped into a coma, and came to just in time to see Furious 7, you wouldn't be to blame for not recognizing what the hell is going on in the newest installment.
The paparazzi can't be blamed for not recognizing four talents that the fashion media outside Italy don't know and, frankly, based on their early collections and 40-watt personalities, are not likely to know.
Dr. Lewis Becker, the chairman of the internal investigating committee, said he did not blame Dr. Togias for not recognizing the possible significance of the first volunteer's reaction to the drug.
(7) So perhaps both sides share some of the blame - Meteorologists for not recognizing the limitations of their knowledge of climate science and the scientists themselves for not doing a better job of convincing the professionals best positioned to inform the listening public.
Although she has never mentioned this, she blames her mother for not having had them straightened and also for not recognizing or showing sympathy for her private agony.
Screening instruments and national guidelines for depression like HAD Hospital Anxietyy and Depression Scale) and NICE National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellencee) are repeatedly suggested by authorities [ 19, 20] and the GPs are quite often blamed for not following guidelines correctly and not recognizing the depressive patient [ 21- 23].
Several Republicans blamed Senator Trent Lott, the majority leader from Mississippi, as well as White House aides, for being heavy-handed and not recognizing that Mr. Jeffords could be pushed to leave the Republican Party.
He blamed the Clinton administration for its energy policies and accused Mrs. Clinton of not recognizing the issue's importance to state residents at a time when she has begun broadcasting a series of hard-hitting advertisements.
In cultures that did not recognize a smallpox deity, there was often nonetheless a belief in smallpox demons, who were accordingly blamed for the disease.
