Sentence examples for In blame from inspiring English sources

In "Blame It on My Youth," one of the fine if faintly preening stories collected in Greer's "How It Was for Me," an aphoristic surge suggests how the author might have been drawn to the reversed life story: Love works backward in time, like all secrets.

In "Blame It on the Bellboy" (1992), Mark Herman's fast-paced farce at 10 20 on Flix, a bellhop (Bronson Pinchot) at a Venice hotel confuses messages for a real-estate agent (Dudley Moore), a hit man (Bryan Brown) and a philanderer (Richard Griffiths).

In "Blame It on My Youth," one of the fine if faintly preening stories collected in Greer's "How It Was for Me," an aphoristic surge suggests how the author might have been drawn to the reversed life story: **{:.break one} ** Love works backward in time, like all secrets.

In the United States, too, genes are appealed to both in mitigation and in blame.

But oil spills are saturated in blame and political confusion — and opportunity.

Ultimately, what the Europeans wanted from the US was partnership in blame.

His "devolution revolution" has much to admire, but it is also an exercise in blame-shifting.

On the contrary, he has developed a fine line in blame-shifting and post-rational justification.

The first meeting between American and Chinese officials since the release of the EP-3's crew was an exercise in blame-exchange.

In a deadly exercise in blame-shifting, it would suit the unionists if Sinn Fein turned down the plan and Sinn Fein if the unionists did.Despite these uncertainties, Mr Blair says that "the settlement train is now leaving".

"There's no point in blaming anyone.