Sentence examples for hold blame from inspiring English sources

"I do not hold blame or ill will towards the church," she told me.

In so doing, we hope both to clarify the complex 'social and symbolic' functions that we identify in gene talk, as well as to substantiate our argument that such talk is ultimately fragile in its capacity to hold blame at bay.

The night that episode aired, just as quickly as the Crock-Pot drama unfolded, a new narrative took hold: blame the dog.

Holding blame only keeps us immobile and feeble.

This has important consequences for how 'gene talk' served to address questions of blame (see section 'Holding blame at bay?').

He had no reason to evoke 'gene talk' and a genetic family history of schizophrenia: he had no interest in holding blame away from the symbolic position occupied by the mother.

Minority Report was an enjoyable action flick, but it may hold the blame for getting the idea stuck in our collective heads that 3D gesture control is the next frontier for computing.

Do the victims hold any blame?

The organisation members hold signs blaming deaths of U.S. soldiers on the country's tolerance towards homosexuality and LGBT people.

"Andrew Wakefield cannot be solely held to blame for the MMR-autism debacle.

Ambitious plans have been announced to ensure that such a disaster will never happen again or, if it does, that they will not be credibly held to blame.