Sentence examples similar to imposed blame from inspiring English sources
While sensationalizing and romanticizing may initially seem innocuous enough, we're failing to comprehend that young teenagers don't have the wisdom and experience to reject these ideas as being unrealistic; instead, they impose blame on themselves when they recognize the incongruency between this fantasy and their own lives.
Collectively, this new information deepens our understanding of the tragedy and starkly contradicts the narrative of blame imposed on Jones' victims.
Can you imagine the self-imposed blame with which they must wrestle?
The Federal Reserve has explicitly criticised budget cuts imposed by Congress, blaming fiscal policy for holding back the US's economic recovery.
During a U.S. House of Representatives hearing last week, several U.S. lawmakers called for additional international sanctions to be imposed on individuals blamed for the ongoing violence.
This was echoed by ENF leader Marine Le Pen (FR) who blamed "imposed austerity" for cuts in France's military and police budgets.
FIA stewards concluded that Schumacher was to blame and imposed the penalty of a drop of 10 grid positions from his qualifying place at the Hungaroring.
Congress, largely blaming welfare, imposed tough restrictions.
They blamed cuts imposed by the European Commission on the price of calling a mobile, as well as competition from rival operators.
On Wednesday leading executives at Standard Chartered and Goldman Sachs attacked the level of regulation being imposed on banks and blamed it for reducing lending.
TalkTalk said it was fair that Ofcom had imposed the fine, and blamed the two call centre operators concerned, Teleperformance Limited and McAlpine Marketing Limited.
