Sentence examples for it implicitly blames from inspiring English sources

Their "appeal" doesn't actually say much; it claims that marriage is an economic savior mysteriously dying off, and it implicitly blames single moms for the demise of the middle-class marital unit.

He implicitly blames her ― it is because Celeste is unhappy that he is acting out.

How can we have won the first round?" The new Homeland Security apparatus, Gingrich asserts, is not remotely ready for the challenge it is meant to meet — a problem that he implicitly blames, at least in part, on the decision by President Bush to select a political pal, Pennsylvania's former governor Tom Ridge, as the first Homeland Security chief.

But unusually, this is based on reality: the prologue implicitly blames an incident in 2000 when a military employee put formaldehyde into the Seoul sewer system.

An anecdotal piece on News.com.au today implicitly blames social media for the "up to 40%" of Australia's youth unemployment rate.

But at its worst, the way in which we respond to those experiencing online harassment risks normalising it, isolating them further or implicitly blaming them for the abuse.

Trump responded by implicitly blaming China for its failure to isolate the North.

As he saw it, late-19th-century Portugal was a backwater — and he implicitly blamed this on the monarchy, the Roman Catholic Church and the aristocracy.

However, given that news is often explicitly or implicitly blamed for distorting and exaggerating scientific findings, 9 it is pertinent to determine the sources of such misreporting.

Yesterday's report implicitly blamed Air France.

During an interview in July of 2000, President Clinton implicitly blamed Powell for the disaster.