Sentence examples for be blamed upon a from inspiring English sources

A global problem that seems otherwise insoluble can be blamed upon a specific group of human beings.

This situation cannot any longer be blamed upon a lack of awareness or insufficient evidence of the problem, or inadequate know-how.

In 1962, 62 workers at a US dressmaking factory were suddenly stricken with headaches, nausea and rashes, and the outbreak was blamed upon an insect arriving from England in a delivery of cloth.

Instances similar to those mentioned above can sometimes be blamed upon pure ignorance, while others are an unfortunate product of our time and environment.

Neither Hitler nor World War II should be blamed upon Versailles, she suggests.

It deplored anti-Semitism and declared Jesus's death "cannot be blamed upon all the Jews then living, without distinction, nor upon the Jews of today".

Journalism has become obsessed with the processes of government, but incurious about any complex problem that cannot be blamed upon some hapless minister.

Ezra Pound scarcely can be blamed upon the English, and T. S. Eliot, despite his conversion in citizenship and faith, remains an American phenomenon, a monument to a past illness, a literary malaise now largely vanished.

That all of sin and so much of suffering counts as moral evil is advantageous to free will theodicy, for according to the free will defense moral evil is not to be blamed upon God.

"[W]hat happened in [Jesus's] passion cannot be blamed upon all the Jews then living, without distinction, nor upon the Jews of today," wrote the Council.

As Mr. Chernow was want to reveal, those disguised patriots were impersonating American Indians in hopes that the act of insurgency they had just committed would be blamed upon the Indians.