Sentence examples for blaming one another from inspiring English sources
When couples focus on blaming one another for the problems within their marriage, their goal isn't necessarily to bring down the other person.
There are too many people on both sides blaming one another for the way they voted and too much name-calling and pettiness.
The local disputes mirror those on a larger scale, with Russia and Ukraine blaming one another for attacks that kill civilians.
Yet, while Atkinson discusses all the big debating points — the Rapido crossing, Anzio, Cassino, Rome and so on — he tends to do so in terms of generals blaming one another for the various setbacks.
Against this backdrop of dire macroeconomic warnings, Republican and Democratic lawmakers and the White House have sought to capitalize on the political aspect of the doubled interest rate by blaming one another for failing to stop the rate hike.
But they have also begun blaming one another.
But Northern Ireland's principal politicians took an acrimonious tone, blaming one another--and at times Blair--for the deadlock.
Several family members were present at the home, and while Barrett and his colleagues worked on her they cried and blamed one another, and themselves, for not watching her more closely.
Meanwhile, India's state governments blamed one another, or previous administrations, for the mess.
