The Obama administration expressed outrage, blamed the government of President Bashar al-Assad and threatened a missile strike, only to be dissuaded by Russia.
(Interview 1) Participants did not express any blame towards women who stayed in violent relationships.
The mother, whose two children were both affected and had experienced severe and frequent episodes of illness, did not express any blame towards her husband, but rather described her relief in his acceptance of the situation, saying: 'Since their father has accepted them, and also me I have accepted their condition, we are finding it very easy.
"Clearly, he should have, without assigning blame, expressed regret that it happened at all.
In general, the difference between expressed and unexpressed blame seems likely to be an important distinction to keep in mind when theorizing about the ways in which blame can go wrong.
A sense of injustice is often expressed about being blamed for not providing comprehensive care: 'We're not that bad, but we can do only what we have the means for.
Participant 13 expressed ambivalence about self-blame, seemingly unwilling to rationally blame herself but feeling something akin to it: I don't know if I was blaming…I wasn't blaming myself but I still felt in some way a bit useless about it.
France has never expressed remorse or accepted blame.
Instead he pointed to the bound notebook in which so many sitters had written comments, expressed their praise and blame, wisdom and fatuity.
Columnists, commentators, politicians, child psychologists, law-makers, police officers, religious and community leaders, bereaved parents, gang members and ex-teenage killers have all expressed their opinions, apportioned blame and offered solutions.
