Sentence examples for mean to blame from inspiring English sources

But I don't mean to blame the cultural situation for the specific failings of the movie, which rises to weary, belated mediocrity entirely on its own steam.

(For what it's worth, I include myself in that group of mismanagers and I don't mean to blame any single individual the troubles were tremendous. I'll explain it somewhere else, someday).

I do not mean to blame the victim.

I don't mean to blame the victim, but there are many reasons -- over which we have some control -- why toxic leaders rise to power and remain in office.

UPDATE: Feb. 18 -- Arnold said in a radio interview Wednesday that his comments about Beyonce were taken out of context, and he never meant to blame her specifically. .

Talking to Al Jazeera earlier this week, he explained that Pokémon Go in Syria was not meant to blame those who have forgotten about the conflict in Syria, but rather to serve as a "gentle reminder-poke".

While we might say "whatever, I don't care" after being told something meant to blame or exclude us, however, research shows that regions in the brain involved in physical pain are also activated when experiencing psychological pain.

For that we have one David McGee, the team's intrepid player/manager/historian, to blame, I mean to thank.

The widows believe the desecrated crosses are telling - a reflection of how little the deaths of their beloved husbands have meant to those blamed for them - mine owner Lonmin, the police and the government.

This may sound at first like an unhelpful tautology after all, what could it mean to be worthy of blame if not simply that you can be appropriately blamed?—but the emphasis on worthiness is meant to draw attention to the fact that it's only appropriate to blame a person when she has earned it or deserves it.

To preserve a culture does not mean to practice exclusivity and blame.