Sentence examples for matter of blame from inspiring English sources

Always, I kept trying to bring them back to the matter of blame.

So it's more a detective story than a matter of blame, and those wise storytellers (even David Sheff, in "Beautiful Boy," refers to his own early substance abuse history, though he fails to make the connection with his son's behavior) realize that they must look to themselves when telling their child's story, something few writers do.

"[Gender inequity] is not a matter of blame but of institutional structure," says Abigail Stewart, the principal investigator of the ADVANCE grant at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

"It's not a matter of blame," he says, while blaming the other side.

But any reconciliation with the past, as they see it, is not a collective thing but a matter of blaming the old leaders and allowing Serbia to move squarely into Europe.

So this is simply a matter of blame-shifting and face-saving".

The Football League has called the late rescheduling of the Championship game between Leeds and Middlesbrough "a matter of regret" – blaming the deal in confirming the fixture switch on legal action taken by Leeds.

It's easy to blast Congress for failing to move forward on immigration (or on anything, for that matter) instead of blaming ourselves.

All this is not a matter of praise or blame, or even of genes.

No matter where they are, lines of blame for the companies' current circumstances lead straight back to our city.

This is not as a matter of assigning or accepting blame, but of owning the fact of what has happened and recognizing that what is needed are actions to put the past behind us so we can focus and direct our actions and policies on creating the future we want.