Sentence examples for unwilling to blame from inspiring English sources

A spokesman, Simon Conway, said the charity was unwilling to blame either side in the dispute.

But Pesky may have been unwilling to blame Culberson for failing to make an aggressive play and throw on the ball.

B5 MUSLIMS AND BIN LADEN -- Some influential Muslims around the world who initially were unwilling to blame Mr. bin Laden in the terror attacks said they had changed their minds, after seeing the videotape of him asserting advance knowledge of the attacks.

"There are times when we are smart in what we do, and there are times when we don't look too smart," says Wimberly, unwilling to blame the computer model.

Still, Facebook is unwilling to blame Russia outright.

Participant 13 expressed ambivalence about self-blame, seemingly unwilling to rationally blame herself but feeling something akin to it: I don't know if I was blaming…I wasn't blaming myself but I still felt in some way a bit useless about it.

Many Democrats may be unwilling to be blamed for shutting down the government, and Republican whips are working furiously to try to contain the size of their rebellion when the final vote comes up later on Thursday.

In a discussion reported in the book, the women reflected upon the fact that men seemed unwilling to test but preferred to blame their female partners.

Have we really become so fatalistic, or are we just unwilling to place blame?

On one side, those who six months ago were mildly irritated by the annexation of Crimea but unwilling to apportion blame, now seem more virulently anti-Putin.

Just as in their 3-0 series defeat by Pakistan earlier this year, the failure of the batting order was again to blame, with players unwilling to play patiently on a pitch that seemed to hold few demons.