Sentence examples for feel blamed from inspiring English sources
If you avoid contact because you don't know what to say or do, family members may feel blamed and isolated.
The child can feel like no one believes them, and parents can feel blamed for the problem.
It has become common advice for businesspeople to use "I statements" — such as, "I feel frustrated that you missed the budget deadline twice" — as a way to raise challenging conversations without causing colleagues to feel blamed or under attack.
In response, a group of Liberian women have coined a new mantra: "I am a Liberian, not a virus". In a video, one of those women, Shoana Clarke Solomon, described an experience shared by many Liberians who feel blamed for a virus they did nothing to bring upon themselves.
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?
" Using words such as "should" or "ought" places a moral judgment on behavior and can feel blaming or demanding.
"I felt blamed, disapproved of, traumatised.
When I could barely walk around the block six weeks after my surgery, I felt blamed and criticized by my doctors.
He says the final straw was JJB's annual report, which he feels blamed him for the company's missteps over the last two years rather than the board.
Trauma survivors felt blamed for experiencing negative events, which were seen as karma transmitting past life sins or family member sins into personal loss.
