Sentence examples for blaming remarks from inspiring English sources

Some analysts have been blaming remarks by the German authorities for the nervousness in the markets and their insistence that private investor bond holders should be forced to take losses on any government bailouts after 2013.

He initially failed to disavow former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard David Duke, later blaming his remarks on a "very bad earpiece".

Mr Lawrence blames the remarks, made during the latest Crimewatch appeal, for the lurid speculation that his daughter led some sort of double life, with a string of sex partners.

As the Press Association reports, Ukip's East Midlands chairman and Lincoln councillor Chris Pain, who blamed the remarks on a hacker, will remain leader of the Ukip group on the county council.

Trump initially failed to disavow ex-Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard David Duke, and later blamed his remarks on a "very bad earpiece".

On social networks, Arjona was jokingly blamed, with remarks such as "earthquakes go where he goes", making reference also to the earthquake felt in Mexico after the singer arrived.

Lady Thatcher, the former leader, made unscripted remarks blaming continental countries for the century's problems.

Farage later tried to clarify his remarks, blaming the media for misinterpreting him.

General Gilbert has apologized for remarks blaming a rape victim for acting irresponsibly but has not acknowledged or been charged with any criminal wrongdoing.

Bowie apologised many times for his remarks, blaming drugs for bringing him "to the edge of calamity" – but absolutist notions had long haunted his work.

At a raucous campaign rally Tuesday night in Arizona, Trump continued to stand by his original remarks, blaming the media for distorting them and condemning reporters in perhaps stronger terms than he used for the white supremacist groups.