Sentence examples for reject blame from inspiring English sources

When Stewie tries to reject blame for the incident, Brian tells him that he must accept his punishment, and compares it to the television game show The Price Is Right, in which a woman is shown accepting a poor showcase, involving a weeklong trip to her parent's house in Wilmington, Delaware.

The Democrats rejected blame as though they were the minority party.

Michael J. Connelly, a lawyer who is Mosaica's chief executive, rejected blame for the complaints, arguing that many were related to the citywide Katrina breakdown or to the poor performance of the former principal.

The governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King, has rejected blame for the financial crisis.

The police inspector, Haque, said he was confident the killers would be found and rejected blame over the incidents.

The university initially rejected blame, saying Champion was responsible for his own death by electing to participate in the band's ritual.

The off-task social interactional exchanges, however, function as greetings, joking, distraction, laughing, blaming and rejecting blames.

Sayeeda Warsi's argument (Remember, prime minister: British Muslims hate Isis too, 20 June) is that since it is only a minority of Muslims who "condone the Isis view of the world" and the majority reject it, blame must lie elsewhere.

Palestinian officials rejected the blame.

In his autobiography, "Warrior," Mr. Sharon, who rejects any blame, recalled that residents of nearby kibbutzim would not give one of his sons a lift to high school.

Syrian state television said soldiers found chemical materials on Saturday in tunnels that had been used by rebels, rejecting the blame for carrying out a nerve gas attack.