Sentence examples for own blame from inspiring English sources

In just seven years, around 1.5 million of us have lost access to green spaces we can call our own (blame the property market).

The question of his own blame is perhaps more potent because of how much he remains in credit, and because of all that she owed him – specifically, as a musical influence: the jazz-lover who inspired her career.

The patient's decline of self-perception is revealed in his belief of his own blame, inferiority, and unworthiness.

Until we accept our own blame, these incidents will continue to occur, no matter how much we protest the big events and vilify those in the public eye.

When I first began writing in the hopes of turning it into a career, I suffered from my own blame and shame, kind of like bad cop and worse cop interrogating me about my creative whereabouts and lack of productivity.

Mr. Young was relieved of his post and many blacks, in turn, held protests of their own, blaming Jewish voters.

Stick together and don't let your friend leave with a stranger or go off on their own," blamed victims for being attacked, rather than the attackers themselves.

Baseball writer O. P. Caylor wrote that Stivetts' issues were entirely his own, blaming his hard-drinking lifestyle and his inability to remain in good condition.

Owning Congress means owning uncertainty, blame, and constant criticism; something Republican have been dishing out against Democrats until recently.

Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, has made little secret of his disdain for Tea Party Republicans, saying they will own the blame for any government shutdown.

And Mr. Musharraf's own supporters blamed the government for lax security.