blameable

1 That gross ingratitude I could never forgive, and if in reprisal, the cause I once advocated suffers, can I be held blameable?

2 It may now be time to inquire how far the master may be considered blameable for the conduct of this youth, and by what means the latter forfeited his affection and his respect.

3 “And if you understand nothing at all,” added Ellen, kindly pressing her hand, “mamma says it is only wilful ignorance that is blameable.”

4 Is the abuse less blameable, because consecrated by a Bishop?

5 The outstanding circumstance in it is the omission, during so many years, to revise the rules of 1894 and this, I think, was blameable, notwithstanding the excuse or explanation put forward by Sir Alfred Chalmers.

6 In that way he had proved no 'Saint,' or Divine-looking Man, but a mere Sinner, and unfortunate, blameable, more or less Diabolic-looking man!

7 Or, is it now to be quoted as a blameable unbelief that ridded itself of the Greek and Roman Heaven and Hell?

8 Why, the Nazarene pardons all that is blameable, relieves all that is vile; after reinstating dissipation and prodigality, behold him now reinstating the most notorious courtezans.'

9 Sarah's temper was probably the main cause of their bickering; but there is never a feud between parent and child in which both are not more or less blameable.

10 That such a Treatment would be blameable respecting any Individual; how much more so, in Prejudice of a whole People.

11 The clandestine manner of carrying on a separate negotiation, which we complain of, would be equally practicable and equally blameable if Lord Fitzwilliam was Ambassador, as it is now that Mr. Grenville is Plenipotentiary.

12 It is not improbable that Virgil may have been warmly attached to these youths, and that there was nothing blameable in his attachment.

13 And let me here say Mr. Prigg and Mr. Locust are not alone blameable for this: Mr. Quibbler, Mr. Locust’s Pleader, had more to do with this than the Solicitor himself. 

14 A man is blameable who makes exceptions to laws in his own private interest.

15 In cases of personal conduct supposed to be blameable, but which respect for liberty precludes society from preventing or punishing, because the evil directly resulting falls wholly on the agent;

有些私人行为，说来不无可加责难之处，但由于直接结出的恶果完全只落到本人自身，为尊重自由起见，社会就不宜予以防止或惩罚；

16 I well know how I am blameable upon each of these several counts.

17 Many precedents may be quoted in favour of early publication; and the practice perhaps is not in itself blameable, except when the advice of good judges is unasked, or the work itself uncorrected and negligent.

18 How far Mr. Washington, as General, is blameable for these matters, I am not undertaking to determine; but they are evidently defects in military geography.

19 With deceptive concealments of structure are to be classed, though still more blameable, deceptive assumptions of it—the introduction of members which should have, or profess to have, a duty, and have none.

20 "At-Tirmidi replied: 'The descent is intelligible; the manner how is unknown; the belief therein is obligatory; and the asking about it is a blameable innovation.'"

1 应受责备

culpable culpably

2 应受责备的

culpable