Sentence examples for blame somewhere from inspiring English sources

He did sometimes concede there were problems, but invariably laid the blame somewhere outside the Kremlin walls.

"You have to look at it and say Sony didn't do themselves any favors, and usually they try to place the blame somewhere".

Just like when Deadwood ended and that wasn't really HBO's fault either, I have to put blame somewhere.

But since Obama's supposed to be in charge over there, and since we have to pin the blame somewhere, he'll do for now.

It's undoubtedly the Republicans most dangerous weapon, their "big one", because voters want to (a) level the blame somewhere, and (b) have someone fix it.

It is behavior that makes them appear "less than". They are announcing to others that they are not centered, and that there is an imbalance of harmony in their life which requires them to place blame somewhere.The ego is at work here, and whenever the ego takes over you can rest assured it is not going to be a positive experience.

The blame surely lies somewhere else.

In developing this new account, Scanlon's initial motivation is similar to that of Sher, since Scanlon thinks that an adequate account of blame must fit somewhere between a mere judgment that another has acted in some objectionable way and a sanction (of which expressed reactive emotions are but one paradigm case).

The Colts have done just that, and with a roster that isn't significantly different from last season's, one man aside, blame has to fall somewhere upstairs.

Sometimes there are issues in the workplace that are so big, the blame has to go somewhere, so don't bully someone else and point fingers off of you.

I hope that as we enter the age of Zika, we can learn from our experience with rubella, that although the development of a vaccine to prevent the tragedy of CZS will prove life-saving, it's almost inevitable that eventually, someone somewhere will blame this miraculous substance for causing one or another of the world's ills.