Sentence examples for blamed like from inspiring English sources

"Blame involves treating the person who is blamed like someone who had a reason to do the right thing but did not do it" (MSH 42).

In cases where someone has no internal reason to do what others see as the right thing, they cannot be blamed for failing to do it, because internal reasons are the only reasons, and blame, Williams wrote, "involves treating the person who is blamed like someone who had a reason to do the right thing but did not do it".

They can be very punitive but often they are forgiving, particularly if there is an illness to blame, like alcoholism.

Elsewhere, the substantial rise in the debt stock is to blame (like in Ireland, where the government took on massive bank debts).

Sardar blamed "the likes of Dick Cheney, George Bush and Tony Blair" for their deaths.

The report blamed oestrogen-like pollution.

People are often hired and fired, blamed and liked based on things as subjective and intangible as interpersonal relations.

They blamed women like Estrada for the tension.

"It's sore, but I never like to blame stuff like that," Sprewell said of his ankle.

It blamed antigovernment forces like the Taliban for 80 percent of the killings.

Most of the time when getting blamed for something like this, they will ask you if anyone else was involved.