Sentence examples for idea of blame from inspiring English sources

Using a robot in a military situation diffuses culpability to such an extent that even our idea of blame is very difficult to assign to any one place.

The idea of blame is apparent in literature on joint replacement.

Even stranger was the idea of blaming mothers for what happened to their kids.

"This is an issue that has resonated around the world with people who reject the idea of blaming a victim of sexual assault rather than the criminal".

The 1918 Immigration Act broadened the definition of anarchism with the hope of deporting more foreign troublemakers, but by then the idea of blaming anarchists for everything that was wrong with America was beginning to seem a little old hat.

He usefully distinguishes between "information" about the camps, which had been leaking out for years, and any real "knowledge" or understanding of them, and he is viscerally offended by the idea of blaming the victims for their own fate.

Most people reacted, therefore, by closing their eyes to the dangers.'' He usefully distinguishes between '&apos information'' about the camps, which had been leaking out for years, and any real '&apos knowledge'' or understanding of them, and he is viscerally offended by the idea of blaming the victims for their own fate.

At first glance, the idea of blaming Mark Zuckerberg for Kelly's downfall seems absurd.

One of the youngest relatives, in her 20s, emphasised our incomplete knowledge of genetic influences on behaviour as a reason for focussing on nurture 'at present'; It is very tricky as we cannot see genes and I am not sure that I totally trust the idea of blaming genes for violent behaviour- maybe the person has a gene for passive behaviour as well.

Putin really displays that pattern and has often demonstrated this idea of blaming others, including Hillary Clinton and George Soros.

Trump liked Hitler's idea of blaming a nation's problems on a criminal foreign element.