Sentence examples for explicit blame from inspiring English sources

In fact, implicit (or explicit) blame is a prominent ingredient in many of the "coaching" messages leaders send.

The diplomats said the report might not lay explicit blame, but that its factual reporting - based on soil, blood and urine samples, and interviews with doctors and witnesses - could suggest who was responsible.

The explicit blame and judgment of women with GDM in Darlene's statements reveal were similarly described by Tina, who was living in a reserve community at the time.

He'll retreat even more quickly if you pair your judgmental behavior with explicit blame toward him for the flaws and shortcomings and then complain about him because of them to others.[14].[14]

Judge Shashy was explicit in blaming elected officials for the crisis.

The diplomats believe that pragmatic leaders in Senegal, South Africa and Nigeria have lost ground to leaders in Namibia, Zimbabwe and Zambia, who have pushed for more explicit acknowledgments of blame.

They seek to make outrageous comments, designed to malign Islam and all Muslims and unleash a media storm that will attract attention to the most egregious elements of Muslim society with the explicit purpose of blaming Islam.

Cheney's all but explicit message was that the blame for any new attack against American people or interests would be laid not on the terrorists, or on the worldwide climate of anti-Americanism created by the Bush-Cheney Administration, but on Barack Obama.

The law, as it stands, does not make explicit who would to be blame, but the accused in such a case would have to be the person controlling the virtual visitor, Purdy says - the person who is embodied as a robot or avatar - as the law can only prosecute humans.

Students from Liverpool university told the Guardian they were disappointed at the numbers who turned up for the march, blaming lack of explicit backing from NUS and "intimidation tactics" from police.

Trump seems to think that somehow he will not get the blame for his more explicit efforts to undercut the law over the past few weeks.