(8) I yearn to evade risks and accusations, yet I stand my ground firmly.

(9) He permitted his son to avoid blame for his part in the assassination attempt.

(10) The war engulfed everyone in a whirlwind of animosity and accusations.

(11) He tendered his resignation without any recrimination or contention.

(12) They brought an end to the cycle of recrimination.

(13) Reevaluation and recrimination will follow in due course.

(14) The peace negotiations failed, culminating in a fierce exchange of mutual recrimination.

(15) The remainder of the evening was spent in mutual recrimination.

(16) As he grappled with identifying winners at the season's start, the cries of triumphant recrimination crescendoed.

(17) The stage was set for years of mutual suspicion and accusations.

(18) Thus began a series of events, including misunderstandings, laughter, anger, and bitter recrimination.

(19) The rest of the night was spent in mutual recrimination.

(20) It somehow made her heart ache, a wild mix of sorrow and recrimination.

(21) As we have observed, this helps prevent the escalation of long and harmful cycles of mutual recrimination.

(22) This is because it is highly effective at preventing such cycles of mutual recrimination.

(23) Yet, in the public eye, champagne is associated with celebration rather than regret or recrimination.

(24) Then the child is shouted at or mentally manipulated by guilt-induced recrimination from teachers and parents.

(25) Perhaps not surprisingly, de Boer was a lone voice of optimism amidst the chorus of blame and recrimination.

(26) We must unite in a common endeavor, free from regret or recrimination, devoid of anger or resentment.

(27) Nonetheless, the responsibility for the BP oil spill is now mired in a tide of recrimination around the House. Sentencedict.com

(28) The periodic US-Japan trade discussions only seem to lead to further recrimination.

(29) The party leaders' decision to take separate routes came after weeks of recrimination and fluctuating negotiations.