Sentence examples for faced blame from inspiring English sources

He has also faced blame from the "Olympic family" for recommending the Russia ban in the wake of McLaren's report.

She saw many different primary care doctors for her condition; however, these were frequently difficult and embarrassing experiences, and she even faced blame from some of her doctors.

"At the same time they know they're going to face blame for it.

Rather than facing blame for inciting what amounted to state-sanctioned murder, Ronald Reagan was eventually propelled toward the White House.

Equally devastating for mothers is that oftentimes they must suffer through this tragedy alone, facing blame, isolation, and pressure to become pregnant again soon.

In Seattle as in many cities, short-term rental services have faced some blame for a deficit in affordable housing for residents and restricted real estate inventory across the board.

The fact that Mr. Watson can, with a straight face, blame a high school altercation between black and white teenagers on Wallace's views and pronouncements says a whole lot more about him and his views than Wallace's.

ROBERT ANDREW LENTZ Arlington, Va., Aug. 14, 2011 To the Editor: The Republicans' agenda for the 2012 election is simple and straightforward: bring the entire country to its knees, and with ruin staring us in the face blame it all on President Obama.

Misplaced Blame The world faces a crisis of finance, not a crisis of capitalism.

Until we get our heads around these vital facts, victims will continue to face misplaced blame and abuse for coming forward, and 85% of women and girls who experience sexual violence will continue to feel unable to report it to the police.

In the end it seems that politicians in all parties preferred to defuse a political time bomb together rather than face the blame on their own for failing to do so or for it blowing up in their faces.