Sentence examples for cannot really blame from inspiring English sources

You cannot really blame drivers, given that most voice-control systems have been comically bad.

Mr. Levine, 69, cannot really blame his admirers for asking such questions.

One cannot really blame Tony Blair or George Bush for allowing themselves a deep sigh of relief upon hearing the news: things haven't been going their way lately.

"The guidance is there, the problem is that doctors are not following it," he said, adding: "You cannot really blame the GPs they have a very difficult job and must understand so many guidelines.

The Lions' coach/chief enabler Jim Schwartz claims that the referees missed calls on both sides, but you cannot really blame them, because refereeing a Lions game is like being a crossing guard in a Mad Max movie.

In a way, you cannot really blame them for believing that Smith is trying to reach them in death: intimate, wracked with sorrow and personal details, his music certainly tried to reach people when he was alive.

The BMA cannot really be blamed for entering the fray; after all, it is a trade union.

On the Reddit Bitcoin forum, the administrators have posted details of a suicide hotline as the threads are inundated with people who put their savings into the new currency.To be fair, the Chinese cannot really be blamed for the collapse.

Can one really blame them?

Can we really blame them?

But we shouldn't really blame him.