Sentence examples for lifting blame from inspiring English sources

Khrushchev, who was also interested in lifting blame from his own generation and in continuing the regime, delegitimatized Stalin, yet, at the time, he did not seem to realize what the results would be.

Blaming Varro also serves to lift blame from the Roman soldiers, whom Livy has a tendency to idealize.

In fact, the idea that Obama isn't speaking out for fear of assassination seems to be a pretty popular one, lifting the blame off Obama and hurling it at Israel.

Under the cease-fire that ended the Gulf War in 1991, Iraq must eliminate its nuclear, chemical and biological warfare capabilities and its long-range missiles before the Security Council can lift sanctions, blamed for widespread hardship among ordinary Iraqis, though not necessarily members of the ruling elite.

As such things go in an era notoriously short on memory, Sir Simon Rattle will soon get the young lion's share of the credit (or blame) for lifting the Berlin Philharmonic out of its traditional Germanic mold.

The First Lady's speechwriter took the blame for lifting the lines.

The First Lady's speechwriter took the blame for lifting the lines.

Her speechwriter took the blame for lifting lines from a speech former first lady Michelle Obama had given for Melania Trump's address at the 2016 Republican National Convention.

It's hard to blame Garmin for lifting GoPro's iconic design.

The Safari Club International sent out a "call to arms" last weekend, asking more than 50,000 members to lobby Mr. Trump and Mr. Zinke to stand by the decision to lift the ban, blaming the "shrill, negative reactions" of anti-hunters and media outlets.

But lifting price controls, which many people say are to blame for the shortages, could turn poorer Venezuelans against their newly elected lawmakers.