Sentence examples for amounts of blame from inspiring English sources

When trust is broken between two friends, sometimes one or the other is responsible, and other times, both friends share equal amounts of blame.

Nevertheless, consumers share an equal amount of blame.

There is a huge amount of blame to be attributed to them.

Madigan pins a large amount of blame for the destruction of Greenwood on Jones, and he may be right.

Not everyone, if anyone, agrees with Camby's assessment that he takes an inordinate or unfair amount of blame when the Knicks struggle.

"I was thinking: 'Who is wrong in the situation and exactly how wrong are they?' What amount of blame can you place on the manager, for instance?

Blunt began as a follower of Bloomsbury, and those atheistic devotees of sexual amorality and the primacy of the emotional life have come in for the usual amount of blame.

Jordan also added his name to the list of those within the team, including Jimmy Anderson, who believe the captain and head coach are taking a disproportionate amount of blame for the team's demise.

Pennington said that the past three weeks, in which he threw six interceptions and logged an inordinate amount of blame, constituted the toughest three-week stretch of his eight-year career.

"We're hearing panicked calls from customers saying, 'I can pay my electric bill, or I can pay my rent in full.' " Nearly everyone agrees that deregulation shoulders a significant amount of blame for the crisis.

In a separate question in Gallup's survey, which was conducted Oct. 15-16, respondents were asked how much they blamed Wall Street in general, and more than three-quarters said the banks deserved "a great deal" or "a fair amount" of blame.