Sentence examples for question of blame from inspiring English sources

The question of blame could hardly be more delicate.

A more glib response to the question of blame is: Richard Nixon.

"He needs to deal with the question of blame," the minister added.

At the heart of Judge Rakoff's inquiry is a question of blame.

This is not a question of blame, but of recognising the importance of other factors.

Everyone knew that the company's drill had caused the sinkhole, but that didn't settle the question of blame.

This isn't a question of blaming the victim.

London mayor Boris Johnson declared there could be "no question" of blaming British foreign policy or "what British troops do in operations abroad".

(It's strange, isn't it, that if a man is physically attacked on the streets after dark, there is never any question of blaming him or branding him irresponsible?) A recent survey in a magazine aimed at young women found that only 5% of women feel safe on the streets at night.

Questions of blame were already coursing through conversations outside the base.

The money is found and the questions of blame and future safeguards are then dealt with.