Sentence examples for blamed upon from inspiring English sources

Of course, not everything can be blamed upon Trump.

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

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

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

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".

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.

Thus, even in this time that people might heap the most blame upon gold -- as a standard of monetary value -- Americans voted to keep the gold standard, and discarded the arguments of the inflationists.

Although the possibility exists that the patient would have developed priapism using one or both of the antipsychotics as a single agent, the immediate onset of this situation was enhanced and is most likely fully to blame upon previously altered CYP450 enzyme levels due to the HAART, specifically the patient's PI.

The killings in the country are blamed solely upon paramilitaries and guerrillas.

The media may play a part in stoking doubt and fear, but it is lazy to pretend that the disparity between global statistics and psychological reality is to be blamed exclusively upon television, web and press.

Blame it upon a rush of blood to the head.