Sentence examples for deeply blame from inspiring English sources

"You never," he repeated, exhaling deeply, "blame the audience".

It has been deeply unfashionable to blame the City for this or anything else.

Societies' need for somebody to blame is deeply coded.

Gridlock in Washington is deeply unpopular – and Americans blame Congress as well as the president.

The concepts of "risk" and "blame" are deeply anchored in local cultural constructs and underlying assumptions about the nature of the world [ 60, 61].

Palin could blame the deeply-uncreative McCain campaign for this, but Pawlenty had no one to blame but himself.

She is deeply religious, but blames European-imported Christianity for much of the discrimination she and other Indigenous transgender people face in their own communities.

Mr. Buckles' appearance at the parliamentary committee subjected him to a remarkable and grueling interrogation during which he was forced to apologize, saying he was deeply sorry and blaming the failure of a scheduling system for the shortfall in security staff.

When I was 16, 17, 18 and still feeling deeply depressed I blamed external factors such as school or my social life.

Smetana was deeply offended, and blamed his old adversary, Balakirev, for inciting negative feelings against the opera.

Higgins drowned in the reservoir, and upon learning of his fate Hindley was deeply upset, and blamed herself for his death.