Sentence examples for case of blame from inspiring English sources

To defend this, she invites us to consider an ordinary case of blame, say the blame we feel for a politician who leads us into a disastrous war.

This was a classic case of blaming the victims, and also false.

"This is absolutely a case of blaming the victim," said Lenora Lapidus, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Women's Rights Project.

This is not a solution, but another case of blaming the victim for adult lack of responsibility and attention.

Describing the "fizzling of the great consumer bubble" as the prime cause of continuing high unemployment is a classic case of blaming the victims.

An inevitable result is that the public will react by criminalizing children as drug abusers — a classic case of blaming the victim.

The assumption that we are sitting on the sidelines waiting for the starter's gun to fire is both untrue and insulting, a cruel case of blaming the victims.

Simon Tisdall is wrong to argue that the west's sanctions are a case of blaming of figures around Assad rather than biting the bullet of criticising the president himself.

David Crawford of Boulder, Colo., acting director of the Prairie Dog Coalition, which defends wild prairie dog habitats and opposes keeping the animals as pets, called the euthanasia suggestion "a classic case of blaming the victim".

Cooper himself takes on this project by exploring particular cases of blame, e.g., those associated with sports clubs and nations, that, he argues, can only attach to groups.

Imaginary philosophical examples are always told by an omniscient narrator, but of course real-life cases of blame are never like that, and we have to rely on our fallible judgments about the obscure motivations of other human beings.