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Blame in sentence

1713 examples of Blame in a sentence

When we blame personalities instead of the clarity, the accountability, the measurement, we add injustice to ineffectiveness.
I don't blame them.
In Mexico, you could blame subirse el muerto, the dead person, on you.
It may be easier to blame sleep paralysis on evil spirits because what's actually happening in your brain is much harder to explain.
Some people are more susceptible to cavities due to genes that may cause certain weaknesses, like softer enamel, but for most, high sugar consumption is to blame.
If some of your perceptions were negative, I don't really blame you.
By the way, I've requested the TED organizers here to turn up the heat in here by two degrees, so if some of you are feeling warmer than usual, you know who to blame.
Most people intuitively blame it on their nerves, but why does being nervous undermine expert performance?
Who can blame us?
But through the campaign, these injustices were framed as not just news stories, they were firsthand experiences that had affected real people, who were creating, with the solidarity of others, what they needed and had previously lacked: a platform to speak out, the reassurance they weren't alone or to blame for what happened to them and open discussions that would help to reduce stigma around the issue.
It's still an issue many people blame victims for.
It was giving airtime to the issue of sexual assault, opening up discussions amongst friends, amongst families, in the media that had been closed for too long, and stressing that victims shouldn't feel to blame for what happened to them.
We may even blame fat people themselves for the discrimination they face because, after all, if we don't like it, we should just lose weight.
We looked at and released years of stories and assumptions about each other and blame and shame until all that was left was love.
I have four small children, and I would like to blame them for my occasional tardiness, but sometimes it's just not their fault.
That's my biggest hope, because I do think, often, we want to put the blame on others.
They all seem to think that other people are to blame for the hate and for the generalization of groups.
We would all do the same to feed our families; I don't blame the local looters.
I blame the middlemen, the unethical traffickers and an international art market that exploits often ambiguous or even completely nonexistent laws.
But most importantly, the blame transferred from Thordis to me.
I can't blame them, but I found this trend to be very dangerous, because this way, these giant corporations have unlimited control over the hosting services.
The end of this spiral of rage and blame begins with one person who refuses to indulge these destructive, seductive impulses.
What all administrations say when there's a scandal: "Don't blame us.
But I really can't blame the Empire, since health and safety regulations aren't really their first order of business.
And again, I don't blame industry.
Now, I do not blame the Hallowiches for accepting a take-it-or-leave-it settlement and starting their lives elsewhere.
Anyway, we tend to forget it, but politicians and intellectuals have been warning us for decades now that the United States is facing a crisis of civility, and they've tended to blame that crisis on technological developments, on things like cable TV, talk radio, social media.
But these always moved in the same direction: blame the Jews, exonerate the Nazis.
This fundamental bug of capitalism, more than any other single factor, is to blame for our climate predicament.
Not only do we shame, blame and reject them for atrocities that they had absolutely nothing to do with, we re-traumatize them, when we're supposed to be welcoming them into our countries.
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