Sentence examples for be harsh to blame from inspiring English sources

Honourable mention: It would be harsh to blame Zeljko Brkic for this slapstick moment against Fiorentina, but you would have been hard-pressed not to chuckle.

It may be harsh to blame the rider, but Flat racing at the highest level is an unforgiving business, and I mean business.

It would be harsh to blame the lack of midfield craft entirely on the leaden-footed Andy Farrell but he and Mike Tindall are already on borrowed time as a complementary centre pairing.

And while it would be harsh to blame Alvarado for the two goals, there seemed little point in disrupting the defence by taking out Michael Orozco, even if, as Klinsmann suggested after the game, the Mexico-based player had indicated he was tiring.

Manager Steve Kean has also come in for abuse but it would be harsh to blame him for this defeat.

It's harsh to blame the man himself, however, when almost no other human being in recorded history can be better said to be 'a product of his environment.' We all want a player who embodies the spirit of the club, don't we?

Perhaps it's harsh to blame Brexit for our apathy about climate change, which long predates the 2016 referendum.

It would have been harsh to blame him for Stoke's second goal, a screamer from Marko Arnautovic, though it fell to him to close down the ball after a free-kick had rebounded from the defensive wall and his somewhat token effort lacked conviction.

And it's harsh to blame operators for the price of commuter routes, which are largely determined by the level of subsidy, says Smith. "In Britain we've traditionally chosen a lower subsidy and lower income tax.

It is mighty harsh to blame goalkickers in such conditions but Saracens, with the elements behind them, badly needed a better return from Goode than one successful kick from five first-half attempts.

"He did a lot of really good things in that game and it's a bit harsh to blame that incident for the loss, as Dan [McFarland] has alluded to". Gilroy has not featured for Ulster since the European game against Racing 92 in October because of a back injury but hopes to be back in action before the end of this season.