Sentence examples for basically blame from inspiring English sources

Basically, "blame the victim" and finding the "bad guy" inside the company does not do any good and only fosters a mentality of "pretend it doesn't exist," especially in a layered bureaucracy.

And you know it's not good: When it comes to so-called "bad posture," we can basically blame everything on the fact that we spend the majority of our time in one position generally with our heads cranked forward, down, looking at something bright and shiny.

What was most notable was how Sanders basically blamed Trump for her own contradictory statements about Daniels.

But Fahrenheit 9/11, in which he basically blamed the Bush family for enabling Osama bin Laden's assault on America, put documentaries over the top.

In a profile in The New York Times Magazine last month, he basically blamed the A's recent history of mediocrity (or worse) on the fact that the rest of the league had stolen his playbook.

Everitt, whose organization's staff includes family members of victims of gun violence, said Carson had "basically blamed the victims for their own deaths" and added to the pain of the victims' families.

Interestingly, and correct me if I'm off base here, Samsung is basically blaming slow holiday sales on their loss.

He basically blamed Muslims for Islamophobia by saying that Muslims need to report hate when they see it.

Pielke's ploy is to first cherry-pick data, then "normalize" it for development, basically blaming the increase in losses from weather on increased wealth.

He found that, contrary to the anti-government theory (which basically blames poor and middle class people for greedily voting to reward themselves at the expense of everyone else), more unequal countries were less likely to establish redistributive programs.

Shoulder robing is basically over (blame Melania) and coats come firmly belted.