I am not blaming you, Miss Dora," said the accuser again, more bitterly than she had yet spoken.
Don't blame yourself," he said with a faint smile, "I am not blaming you.
If it is the missing your mother, and blaming yourself for having allowed her to overdo herself, I may well share with you in that.
Off she went with another bang, while her mother beganblaming herself for having yielded in haste to the persuasions of the little ones, oblivious of the boots, thus sacrificing Jane's happy morning with Avice.
Finally he turned to his father and said: "I'm blaming you for the tree, and for Barto's attempt to get those papers away from me.
He told me that he was blaming the person in Spanish, but that the person maybe didn't understood what he was telling to him and he came to me to let me know what was going on over there.
Maybe it is my male bias coming out, blaming it on Jeanne for being so interested in somebody else, but he went along with this too, and there were several other people I met there who they were trying to be good to.
You are blaming me," she says, incoherently, "but you have no right.
You must not think that I am blaming him, dear Lady Vera.
I am not blaming you for it--you are made that way.
Of course the consistent determinist would evade this reductio ad absurdum by saying that he is as much necessitated in blaming his opponent for holding wrong views as the opponent is for refusing to give them up.
To an extent they do see it, but they never seem to think of blaming themselves for it except in a perfunctory kind of way.
He came into the room with a conscious alertness, blaming himself for not taking more interest in the coming entertainment.
Whatever future obligations were imposed on Harry by his marriage, nobody thought of blaming him for the past.
Gauls was very concise and figurative, and that the Gauls made use of hyperbole in blaming and praising.
Blaming everybody, because, perhaps, everybody was to blame, he remained the only one of his party.
More by token I'm blaming you little--only you see, sir, I differ.
Poor papa has been saying he sees I find it dull, and blaming himself because I have no companion.
Already blaming herself for having yielded to a silly impulse, and one which was even open to wrong construction, Alice said no more; and presently, when the Australian gravely begged her forgiveness, it was granted with equal gravity.
I should be far from blaming them for their ethical intention, though I think they felt their vocation as prophets too much for their good as poets.
I formed the belief that he did not care for me, either in my being or doing, and I am far from blaming him for that: on such points there might easily be two opinions, and I was myself often of the mind I imagined in him.
Yet, instead of blaming herself for the issue she laid the fault upon the shoulders of some indistinct, colossal Prince of the World, who had framed her situation and ruled her lot.
The conclusion I settled to, everything weighed, was this: that the Celebrity had become infatuated with Miss Thorn (I was far from blaming him for that) and had followed her first to Epsom and now to Asquith.
But such reflections always ended in my upbraiding myself for blaming him whose generosity had rescued me from perhaps a life-long misery.
He determined to remove Achilles' haughtiness partly by blaming him seasonably, partly by exhorting him genially not to be completely embittered.
At last I yielded and went to him, and as soon as the difficulties began he turned on me in Naples like a wild beast, blaming me and insulting me.
He was not blaming her, and he was scarcely blaming himself.
The Tent Dwellers [Illustration: "He was swearing steadily and I think still blaming me for most of his troubles.
When at last we heard the guides calling (they had long since returned) we came in, blaming each other for several things and were scarcely on speaking terms for as much as five minutes.
When I had time to consider him, he was swearing steadily and I think still blaming me for most of his troubles, though the saints know I was innocent enough and not without difficulties of my own.
He withdrew his hand quickly, blaming himself for the rudeness of his rough hand.
He was ready to forgive much of what had passed between them, blaming it to Reid's chafing against the restraint that was whetting him down to a bone.
In the year 1680, he was threatened with an impeachment, in which, with his usual skill, he managed to exculpate himself by blaming Lord Arlington.
I was surprised at their blaming it, to the greatest degree.
His genius deserved a better fate; but I cannot help blaming that continued indiscretion, to give it the softest name, that has run through his life, and I am afraid still remains.
You knew that I had three or four mistresses at once, and, far from blaming me, you were the first to laugh about it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "blaming" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
