Sentence examples for blame of a from inspiring English sources

Nicely, "Love Is My Disease" tallies some of the blame of a failed relationship in Alicia's column in a non-maudlin way, and "This Bed" might as well be a metaphor in that it locates where almost all of her new freedom can be found.

But he also makes clear his strong disagreement with Ms Hirsi Ali's implied blame of an entire religious culture, or even an entire religion.

Placement of unnecessary blame on a woman can become socially crippling for her.

They placed a large part of the blame for a lack of autonomous robots on misperceptions about what autonomy means.

Others blame deluges of a more metaphorical kind: floods of capital from abroad or floods of lending at home.

We are influenced, he thought, by the praise and blame of others; but we experience "an impulsive power widely different from a search after pleasure…." (Ibid. 120).

The most visible aspect of blame, of course, is what name a disease gets.

Or a president that blamed those of a different race for violent crime in America?

A third of parents blamed a lack of facilities and 29% blamed a lack of funding for school sports.

Justifies means to declare free of blame, to free a human of guilt and penalty attached to grievous sin.

A mother whose baby nearly asphyxiated was blamed, the family of a woman who died were blamed for not bringing her sooner, staff blamed each other, or reportedly patient records were changed or went missing anything to avoid being blamed.