Sentence examples for blames the press from inspiring English sources
He blames the press, too: "I've always defended the press.
She blames the press and the D.N.C. "They don't want people involved," she said.
The irony is not lost on Grant, who blames the press for forcing him to miss it, for fear of attracting the inevitable media circus.
Julia Carruthers, former head of dance programming at the Southbank Centre in London and now administrator of the Akram Khan Company, blames the press for failing to see women choreographers as sufficiently "clever, sexy and charismatic".
Brandis blames the press: "Not only has religious freedom been neglected; it has actually been the subject of open attack from those who dominate much of our political discourse, particularly in the national broadcaster and the Fairfax media".
He is also charged with chairing the controversial inquiry into freedom of information legislation, and although he says there are no "plans" to water down the provisions, he blames the press for misrepresenting the review.
Don't blame the press release.
And he seems to go overboard in blaming the press.
It's not fair to blame the press.
The doctor, Thierry Costa, blamed the press for damaging his professional reputation following Babin's death.
