Sentence examples for blamed for no from inspiring English sources

"True generosity," therefore, has two components: "The first consists in his knowing that nothing truly belongs to him but this freedom to dispose his volitions, and that he ought to be praised or blamed for no other reason than his using this freedom well or badly.

Pretty much all Members of Parliament are Remainers so all they want is someone to blame for no-Brexit, rather than risk the chop from the voters in future elections.

Images can spark movements, but Mike Brown was still blamed for being "no angel"; Trayvon Martin was deemed appropriately suspicious for walking while wearing the business attire of Silicon Valley; Scott's death was initially excused because he led "a complicated life, as many of us do".

Nobody can be blamed for having no idea who the real Uncle Sam is or what eagles actually sound like, but here's your chance to set the record straight.

Europe's leaders are almost certain to offer Mrs. May more time because they do not want to be blamed for a no-deal exit.

His public denunciation is indicative of a growing fear in Brussels that a narrative is being built in which the EU will be blamed for provoking a "no deal" scenario.

His friend was worried about the English being blamed for a narrow No vote.

This agreement carried an assurance that individuals would not be blamed for their acts no matter how fundamentally destructive, regardless of consequences.

That is not something for which the EU's 2002 Post Directive can be blamed, for it prescribed no such sanctions at national level.

Then Baba blamed her for no longer attending the kanu slum rallies to earn a few shillings.

What I doubt Mandelson will admit in his book is that he is pretty much single-handedly to blame for Labour no longer being in government.