Sentence examples for the blames of from inspiring English sources
As I discuss in my most recent book, Jews & Money: The Story of A Stereotype, they are the major themes that have been used to fan the blames of anti-Semitism by some of the nation's most notorious bigots, from the 20th century radio firebrand Father Coughlin, to the likes of Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan and white supremacist David Duke.
At some point, the blaming of the victim has to stop and careful examination of the problem has to begin.
Another pattern emerging, particularly during home visits, is the blaming of the health care services for all social ills.
The family narratives and staff interviews give a good illustration of structured influences in stigma that lay behind the blaming of mothers for SCD.
Daddy got cross; I got the blame of course.
I think they can all equally share the blame of forgetting how to defend".
By extension, a scapegoat has come to mean any group or individual that innocently bears the blame of others.
However, whether this kind of relationship is sufficient to explain the blame of strangers is unclear.
In their entreaty for peace they cast the blame of the misdeed upon the multitude, and sought pardon in consideration of their ignorance.
McClellan singled out Secretary of War Edwin Stanton and his associates for the blame of his defeat.
Despite pleading guilty, Linda places the blame of what she did firmly on her victim.
