Blameworthy used in a sentence

Blameworthy in a sentence as an adjective

They are the sole entity that is blameworthy in this fiasco.

They might not be so blameworthy or snake oily, they might just be using FAR too broad of explanations for what they've done.

They're not 100% blameworthy, but they're not 0% blameworthy either.

The cultural difference is that only one of these is blameworthy if you get into financial trouble later.

And I worry about the case when it will become more blameworthy for a human rather than a computer to operate a vehicle.

Lynching slaves was immoral, unethical and "blameworthy" before it became illegal.

If my brakes fail and I hit someone, I would still be on the hook for the consequences, without regard to whether I was blameworthy, and instances where a person's brain "fails" seem similar to me.

The only blameworthy party is the Michigan government and Michigan voters as a whole.> The mobility we have as white-collar tech employees is rare.

IIf investing in ETFs/index funds is morally blameworthy, which is already questionable, the blame surely lies with active fund managers and their outrageous costs driving people into the arms of low-cost instruments that, net of fees, have had better performance.

Relatedly, claiming victim status can lead observers to hold a person less blameworthy, excusing transgressions, such as the appropriation of private property or the infliction of pain upon others, that might otherwise bring condemnation or rebuke.

I admit that I feel slightly unnerved by the videos sometimes, but if you're an engineer working on gunships or a former soldier for whom this was a part of daily life for a while, I don't think there's anything really blameworthy in finding videos from the war interesting on some level.

But people who make bad decisions for reasons that are outside of their free will may not be intrinsically bad people, and may therefore be absolved from deserving bad treatment.>[But] because all actions are biologically determined, none are more or less metaphysically blameworthy than others, and none can mark anyone with the metaphysical status of "bad person" and make them "deserve" bad treatment.