Sentence examples for means blame from inspiring English sources

By all means, blame the chefs for the wilted, hair-festooned word salads and inedible turd-steaks they're sending out of the kitchen.

But that Flint even got to this place means blame belongs to long ago politicians and people in Lansing who continue to cycle in and out based on term limits, making short-term decisions with long-term consequences.

While we need to unite, we must never forget who got us here, and that means blaming the right people.

Some people, notably George Monbiot, argue that western over-consumption is the sole culprit, so criticising expanding population means "blaming the victims".

The agency was keen to stress that the increased risk of certain online dating behaviors did not mean blame should be apportioned to victims.

Midwife Surviving meant blame someone else before you are blamed.

That does not mean "blaming" white people individually.

Spy Bar is credited with—I mean blamed for having initiated this trend, which certainly hauled in tons of cash to clubs that dared to go there.

This doesn't mean blaming them for your stuff or complaining about your life.

This means taking blame for what you did, no making excuses, no denying any facts, and no blaming others.

When consumers borrow beyond their means, the blame is laid on lax lending practices rather than irresponsible borrowing.