Sentence examples for believe blame from inspiring English sources

"That's why I believe Blame should be Horse of the Year".

Many members of his own party have been more blunt about where they believe blame lies, as they announced this week that they would form a new party without Mr. Miller.

This sharp and long-term decline obviously cannot be wholly attributed, the BCC says, to recessionary factors; rather, "the lack of heavyweight support given to the tourism industry within government", and "poor decision making and allocation of resources" by Whitehall, is where they believe blame lies.

Depending on whom you want to believe, blame either Conficker or an over-caffeinated engineer.

Even though the public strongly opposes a shutdown, the Democrats believe blame would fall squarely on the ruling Republicans.

Johnson was made redundant last year and, police believe, blamed Mr Ercolino for failing to aggressively promote his line of women's T-shirts.

Those who stood against Zuma believe the blame must be put squarely at the president's door.

They believe the blame for Carole's psychological downfall lies with credulous, satanist-obsessed therapists who went along with her claims that she'd been sexually menaced.

But abortions have declined; if infertility is rising, as many seem to believe, the blame probably lies with the spread of Western sexual mores and the explosion of venereal diseases that followed.

Even some of those who accept the American assurances that the bombing was accidental say they believe that blame has not yet been shared by all of those who contributed to the mission.

But others believe the blame lies elsewhere.