Sentence examples for blames hidden from inspiring English sources

He talks up his efforts to reach consensus on most of these issues, and blames "hidden enemies" in Congress who refused to match verbal support with votes.

Greene also hit out at the growing number of athletes, including the former 100m world record holder Asafa Powell, who have blamed hidden substances in supplements for their positive tests.

In the first official reaction to the attacks, on Monday, the Libyan leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, blamed "hidden hostile hands" for the violence.

Wherever there are simplistic theories of a crisis that blame hidden groups and secret plots, conspiracy theory abounds.

More examples pop up by the day: interviewed by The New York Times on Tuesday about an ISIS attack in an Anbar Province city, a local elected official blamed gunmen hidden among Sunni Arab refugees.

Then there are the new feelings of distrust in technology and in the government, which many Japanese now blame for hiding the true dangers of the nuclear accident.

And going back even farther, the Beatles were blamed for hiding destructive backward messages in their music.

His struggles were impossible to ignore, but his refusal to deflect blame or hide from scrutiny — and his difficulties with concussions — made him more a figure of sympathy than scorn.

Mournful spokesmen explain that the other side is to blame, because it has hidden its fighters, mortars and rockets in populated areas.

I blame the gremlins hiding in the TCTV studio.

Critics charge that this has diffused authority, provoked near-constant infighting and hidden the blame for the systems' failings.