blameworthy

The court held that this was not blameworthy for two reasons.

"The crux of the issue is whether these are the most blameworthy people in our society."

In the worst case there will be nobody left at all, blameworthy or otherwise.

He's not going to argue with Gore over which party is destructive or blameworthy.

"We want to be sure that we're taking action against the individuals or companies that are the most blameworthy."

She did not wish to remain outside of her usual, blameworthy self for longer than was necessary.

That is not blameworthy in itself, but there is an imbalance.

They have convinced many people that Clinton and Gore are blameworthy.

Were the poor morally blameworthy for their own condition?

It is a moral judgment that the individual is blameworthy.

When someone is morally responsible for doing something wrong their action is blameworthy.

And if it is blameworthy, who is to blame?

"We reserve the death penalty, the ultimate punishment, for the most blameworthy.

Well, that, too, is blameworthy, even though it is spiritual and conceived in God's name.

"You did nothing blameworthy," he snapped, "I committed the sin!"

How then is she blameworthy for her acts?"

Seventy blameworthy propositions were extracted from her evidence, then whittled down to 12.

This, of course, makes them all the more blameworthy and, from the standpoint of science, positively in error.

But can bigotry be unconscious and still be blameworthy?

It isn't my intent to embarrass anyone, so I am leaving the blameworthy nameless.

"We, too, were blameworthy in what was essentially one of the most heinous crimes in human history."

If we're gonna call it a blameworthy accident.

Mr. Frank was indisputably stupid, whether or not he proves more blameworthy.

And what they did to you did not make you blameworthy or unclean.

There are depictions of blameworthy activities, from gossip to murder, with their corresponding punishments.