The good doctor had taken offence at being (overtly) blamed by the CEO, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, for the defeat and decided to step down with immediate effect.
In the current study, survivors described police, medical staff, counselors, and pastors who laughed at their account of the assault, were cold and unsympathetic, and overtly blamed them for the assault.
Life is difficult, with everyone in the U.S. experience his or her own elevated levels of stress and unhappiness at some point, so adding more stress (in the form of empathy) or discomfort simply isn't preferable to apathy, or overtly blaming others for their fate.
"Should Rohmer be guillotined?" asked the rightwing daily Le Figaro, while France Soir said it was shocked to find "an exalted and prodigious period in history, the very birth of our democracy" cast in an "overtly monarchist light and blamed for all the evils that have followed since".
That may be true to the extent that he doesn't overtly proselytize and blame individuals for the collective malaise he describes.
The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan was blamed for the bombings, but any overtly observant Muslim was in danger of arrest.
WHEN a motorcycle was blown up by remote control in Tehran last month, killing Masoud Alimohammadi, a professor of physics, the regime blamed "the triangle of wickedness"—Israel, America and their "hired agents".It is no secret that America, Israel and European countries are seeking to impede Iran's nuclear plans, overtly and covertly.
Negative social reactions from informal support providers encompass both overtly negative reactions such as blaming or doubting victims (Davis, Brickman, & Baker, 1991; Golding et al., 1989; Ullman, 2000) as well as well-intentioned support efforts that are nonetheless experienced as negative (e.g., encouraging secrecy, patronizing behavior)(Herbert & Dunkel-Schetter, 1992; Sudderth, 1998).
And if "the mainstream media" in fact has a hidden liberal bias, then they are just as much or more to blame for the undermining of public discourse than the overtly biased organs of the political right.
But still, in the overtly religious northern reaches of Texas, locals took the name as a sort of curse, half-jokingly blaming any misfortune that befalls the town on its satanic mascot.
