Sentence examples for takes blame from inspiring English sources

BP also takes blame away from itself over the "design" of the well.

Because the nature of blame is controversial, we have tended in this section simply to use the word "blame", but it's important to remember that one's views about the ethics of blame will very much depend on what one takes blame to be.

Talking about technological progress, immigration takes blame for it as well.

By unpacking the "model minority" myth, which falsely states that Asians indiscriminately have high incomes and education levels and thus do not suffer from systematic racial inequality, students at Pomona College were able to explore how being pitted against other minorities takes blame away from those who are actually benefiting from the system--those who have the privilege of being white.

MANNY RAMIREZ TAKES BLAME Manny Ramirez, in Boston for the first time since the Chicago White Sox claimed him on waivers from the Dodgers, said he was responsible for his rocky departure from the Red Sox in 2008, when they traded him to Los Angeles after he made it clear he wanted out.

In "Mayor Takes Blame for Error With Citywide Reading Test" (news article, May 15), Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is quoted as saying that third graders who failed the makeup test might be promoted if, after consulting with teachers, it seemed they should have passed.

I take blame because I wasn't careful.

He took blame for not doing enough right.

He seemed very eager to protect his brother and take blame for those episodes.

Both Jackson and Asmussen take blame for the way Rachel Alexandra began training this year.

I must take blame for at least a significant fraction of the suboptimal design".