Sentence examples for blame appears from inspiring English sources

The blame appears to lie with the effects of the new ban on mid-race refuelling, which forces drivers to concentrate on preserving their tyres and watching their fuel consumption.

Blame appears to be focused on the two majority leaders in Springfield, House Speaker Michael Madigan and Senate President John Cullerton.

Vettel twice made signs with his finger at his head as if to say Webber was crazy, although the blame appeared to most spectators to lie with Vettel.

The blame, however, appeared to be laid at the door of civil aerospace, specifically TotalCare.

Aversion to risk and attraction to the blame game appear to be two of the unhappier fruits of technology's advance.

Express features editor Fergus Kelly dislikes the term for its Antipodean roots: "Diminutives such as 'lippy' for lipstick and 'rellie' for relative are a particular bugbear of mine, for which the blame would appear to lie squarely with the pre-eminence in recent decades of Australian popular culture in music and on TV.

"Blame" will appear on the Zeds Dead's upcoming debut album Northern Lights, which is due out sometime in September on the duo's own Deadbeats label.

Andrew said that for two years he rarely spoke to his mother, whom he blamed for appearing to stand by Bernard.

Pakistan tried yesterday to spread the blame for what appears to have been a mighty intelligence foul-up.

The blame for this appears to lie with their manager, Mike Stuart, a man so consumed by narcissism that he renames his charges after himself.

Legal hitches are to blame -- it appears that the bond can't be described as Aaa/AA+/AAA now that France (one of the bond's guaranters) is only triple-A rated with Fitch.