Sentence examples for feel blame from inspiring English sources

"I don't feel blame for not having made it more stalwart than it was," he said.

While no one likes to feel blame, it's often necessary to hear it — even temporarily absorb it — while you empathise and decide how to tactfully respond.

Victims of sexual-abuse and of human-trafficking must be empowered by the knowledge that the perpetrator was wrong no matter what the circumstances or the efforts by the predator to excuse or exonerate their action, often causing the victim to unjustly feel blame.

Sometimes you are at fault, sometimes not, but it is important to keep in mind that you are doing everything to solve the problem, and for that you should not feel blame or shame.

The child can feel like no one believes them, and  parents can feel blamed for  the problem.

Try to speak in terms of your experience, as this will diminish the likelihood that your partner will feel blamed or judged and will be less likely to become defensive.

How do I respond when my students suddenly feel blamed, and that they have to explain themselves, to declare their positions, to declare themselves to be Muslims, yes...but "moderate" Muslims?

The potential for patients to feel blamed, persecuted and further stigmatised about their weight was widely discussed.

Public health messages which do not consider underlying social and cultural factors and which rely on the role of personal responsibility, may compound this problem, leading people to feel blamed and disconnected from the message [ 26].

This will help you own your emotions without "mind-reading" or making others feel blamed.

" Using words such as "should" or "ought" places a moral judgment on behavior and can feel blaming or demanding.