Sentence examples for neither blamed from inspiring English sources

Neither blamed Beggs, exactly, for creating this controversy; instead the Lathams were unhappy with the UIL.

In the postfilm practice, the receivers Micheal Spurlock and Arrelious Benn each dropped passes, though neither blamed the popcorn butter.

The infamous Howard Beach incident (1986), in which a black man in Queens, New York, was chased and killed by rampaging white youths, was the inspiration for Lee's third feature, Do the Right Thing (1989), an impassioned but evenhanded work that neither blamed any specific group for racial violence nor absolved any from it.

But neither blames the staff or the strike.

I could stare it straight in the eye, neither blaming anyone else nor expecting a redemptive twist – and the world, contrary to expectations, was bearable.

In this ongoing game of advance and retreat in which neither blames the other for running away, there are two nonsinging choruses: the members of Angélique's 12-step group and Jean-René's loyal staff at the Chocolate Mill.

A. If a customer's mistake caused the problem, you should neither blame the customer nor apologize specifically for the mistake; instead, say you're sorry for the person's trouble or source of annoyance, Ms. Thomas says.

Iranians will neither blame their own government for the effects of sanctions simply because we tell them to, nor will they overthrow the ayatollahs, however much we prod them to.

Which means it's refreshing to meet someone such as Fern Brady, who makes it clear from the outset that she's got a nasty streak, and that if you don't want to be her mate, she would neither blame you nor care.

Ideally, such a debate would neither blame sex workers nor force them to answer such a loaded question, but instead focus on their clientele and the many justifications provided for using such services (as I would hazard that the demand creates the market, and not vice versa).

Avoid getting caught up in discussing the pros and cons of the old organization by declaring "amnesty for the past". Collectively, explicitly decide that you will neither blame nor try to justify the design in place today, or any organization designs of the past.