Sentence examples for a bit of blame from inspiring English sources

The opportunity gave him a chance to plead his case, and even shift a bit of blame onto the political culture.

On Wednesday, Chinese spokesman Lu Kang urged Pyongyang not to do anything that would increase tensions with South Korea, but managed to place a bit of blame at Washington's feet.

"Maybe we bear a bit of the blame," Mr. Sousa conceded.

It seemed to me that the airline bore a bit of the blame.

Everyone else deserves a bit of the blame for buying the holier-than-thou image Tressel sold so successfully, writes Paul Daugherty in The Cincinnati Enquirer.

We should all look at ourselves, take a bit of the blame, work together as a country, and get ourselves out of this mess.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is getting quite a bit of the blame and we'll have a roundup of the coverage later.

But, rather than put even a bit of the blame on the Israel Defense Forces for its aggressive tactics, she pointed the finger at Hamas, saying, "There's no doubt in my mind that Hamas initiated this conflict and wanted to do so in order to leverage its position….

Oh sure, your president gets a bit of the blame, but pal, you are the man.

The opportunity gave him a chance to plead his case to a sympathetic ear, and even shift a little bit of blame onto the political culture in the nation's capital.

Isn't it an ungallant bit of blame shifting?