Sentence examples for blames not only from inspiring English sources
Instead, he blames not only his victim but also her mother, the Internet, pornography, the media and society in general.
For this disarray he blames not only Iraq and Hurricane Katrina but also Karl Rove's "maniacally dumb" strategy in 2004, which left Bush with no political capital.
He blames not only the fates for taking his mother but also his aunts and his father, by all accounts a failure as a family man, for allowing the kids to be sent to foster homes.
The IIE frets that America's share of the foreign-student market has dropped from 40% to under 30% in the past decade: it blames not only its higher university fees and greater competition from Europe and Australia, but also America's cumbersome visa process.In this section Where should Mr Bush put his chips now?
And for that, some blamed not only the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, but the rough-edged Mr. Enders as well.
He blamed not only the culture heroes and inventors praised by the Confucians but also the sages who shaped the rites and rules of society.
Rather, the scope of inquiry expands the consideration of who is to blame not only for Trayvon's death, but Zimmerman's eventual exoneration.
European leaders blamed not only Mr. Sharon for the violence, but also what they considered to be excessive military force in response to the rioting.
He blamed not only a slow news period and his surname but also the supposed luminosity of his and Huma Abedin's marriage, which he said had "this kind of Camelot feel to it".
Technology is now blamed not only for its dramatic disasters--Three Mile Island and Chernobyl, Bhopal and the Exxon Valdez--but Valdez--but Valdez--but alsonating replacement oforonversathen and communinsidiouslevision-walienatingd net-sureplacement
He was blamed not only for the map debacle, but for filling iPad and iPhone screens with winsome symbols of traditional objects relating to the different functions on those devices, like the "wooden" shelves containing digital books and magazines.
