Sentence examples for blaming of from inspiring English sources

Yet more blaming of parents for governmental failings.

Even their blaming of Ruth feels pro forma.

Now, that sounds very much like I am endorsing a blaming of the victim.

His speech will say that Obama's blaming of Republican obstructionism were unfair and untrue.

The way such events are reported in the press no longer hints at a reflexive blaming of external forces.

The American Conservative has the perfect analogy for Congress' perpetual blaming of the Iraqi government for Mess-o-potamia.

There's a lot of this kind of unthinking blaming of largely invisible, and mostly non-existent immigrants.

"The sort of facile blaming of the lack of construction on California's environmental restrictions is misguided," said Professor Borenstein.

There was none of the typical blaming of referees, or accusations of bullying tactics by the opposition.

She printed "the manipulation of the object/the blaming of the victim/the accusation of hysteria/the making mute" beside a photograph of tongue depressors, for example.

Then, in July, he retweeted an antisemitic post mocking the Clinton campaign's blaming of Russian hackers for leaked emails: "CNN implicated.