Sentence examples for urge to blame from inspiring English sources

But we need to resist the urge to blame the victim.

The west is paralysed by our urge to blame ourselves for this new religious fascism.

First, we need to resist the urge to blame those harmed by anti-science agitation for their plight.

Such turns of plot as there are in "Rabbit Hole" are, in description, clichés, involving sibling jealousy, conjugal estrangement, the rivalry of grief and the urge to blame.

There will be an urge to blame the Indian Premier League, and Twenty20 generally for this, but cricket everywhere is being stretched in peculiar places right now.

Meanwhile, Braves fans are worrying about the career of pitcher Tom Glavine and are most likely feeling the urge to blame the Mets because, well, they can.

Close to the end of his presidency, when the Soviets shot down a U.S. spy plane, he was urged to blame others and to fire the director of the C.I.A., who had assured him that the aircraft was not vulnerable.

Peace urged employees to blame him not their managers or themselves.

Their campaign did not offer voters much of a positive agenda; rather, it consisted largely of urging them to blame Mr Obama for all the trouble in the world.

GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump stokes that fire by urging Americans to blame anyone but corporations and corporate honchos like himself.

Mr. Shaefer also urged parents not to blame themselves.