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Blame in sentence

1713 examples of Blame in a sentence

And I'm not here to say that men are to blame for the crisis and what happened in my country.
Now most environmentalists don't say growth is good, because, in our lexicon, asphalt is two words: assigning blame.
There's just blame.
You know how blame is described in the research?
TKM: And we need somebody to blame for our fear.
We can take the easier road, the more cynical road, which is a road based on sometimes dreams of a past that never really was, a fear of each other, distancing and blame.
And what happens as a result of this is, when those parties are elected, and inevitably they fail, or inevitably they make political mistakes, democracy takes the blame for their political mistakes.
Most of them are man-made, and we cannot blame God."
We need to put an end to this game of blame that has prevented us from taking full responsibility for our own lives.
They like to sunbathe, can't blame them.
It also has implications for blame and punishment.
So if you take English speakers and I just show you someone breaking a vase, and I say, "He broke the vase," as opposed to "The vase broke," even though you can witness it yourself, you can watch the video, you can watch the crime against the vase, you will punish someone more, you will blame someone more if I just said, "He broke it," as opposed to, "It broke."
And then they blame the banks for being the bad guys who gave them the mortgages.
What she found was many of these stories tend to blame victims and devalue their lives.
We simply cannot tolerate GPS jammers and spoofers, and yet, given the lack of effective legal means for protecting our privacy from the GPS dot, can you really blame people for wanting to turn them on, for wanting to use them?
Because at the beginning I was so outraged at the dangers they were exposing us to that I just wanted to argue and blame and make them wrong.
I've got nightmare disorder, which is categorized if you have recurrent dreams of being pursued or declared a failure, and all my dreams involve people chasing me down the street going, "You're a failure!" (Laughter) I've got parent-child relational problems, which I blame my parents for.
So this goes on in the formal economy as well as the informal economy, so it's wrong of us to blame — and I'm not singling out Siemens, I'm saying everyone does it.
In fact, more than 95 percent of these children have living parents, and societies tend to blame these parents for abandoning these children, but research shows that most parents want their children, and that the primary drivers behind institutionalization are poverty, disability and ethnicity.
Well, I blame the Queen.
Why do I blame the Queen?
Well, first of all, I blame the Queen because it's funny.
But secondly, I blame the Queen because dictionaries have really not changed.
But even if you blame nobody, it still is a national problem, and one side has been more concerned about it than the other.
Who can blame them?
This is victim blaming, and there are many reasons for it, but one is that our cognitive structure is set up to blame victims.
What followed were the most difficult decisions in my life, painful to me, painful to my countrymen, imposing cuts, austerity, often on those not to blame for the crisis.
Greece, yes, triggered the Euro crisis, and some people blame me for pulling the trigger.
GP: Well, I think one of the worst things that happened during this crisis is that we started a blame game.
And the paradox is that, because we have this blame game, we have less the potential to convince our citizens that we should work together, while now is the time when we really need to bring our powers together.
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