Sentence examples for desperate to blame from inspiring English sources

An individual cheats because of a lack of morals not because they work, but nice try!! Men who have been rejected by their wives and girlfriends are always desperate to blame it on anything but the truth.

While Armstrong did not pay for the 2006 report into his alleged positive tests at the 1999 Tour, his lawyers did draft large sections of it, along with senior UCI staff desperate to shift blame away from the rider and onto the laboratory that leaked the results and Wada.

In the aftermath the city was desperate for somebody to blame.

He seems instead to blame desperate poverty and greed.

Failing to find any significant proportion of northerners lurking in Dublin's alleyways, the media, desperate to apportion blame and hungry to point to the hidden hand of some shadowy cabal, immediately raised the spectre of anarchists.

The transcripts will also reveal the desperate attempts by senior BBC figures to blame others for the crisis.

"They are the top advisers to John McCain's failed campaign and they are desperate right now to find someone to blame for their long list of mistakes".

They are the top advisors to John McCain's failed campaign and they are desperate right now to find someone to blame for their long long list of mistakes.

But the comments were still seen as disingenuous — a desperate effort to find someone else to blame — and sparked a backlash.

Michael Fallon's desperate attempt in a BBC interview on Sunday to blame the row on misreporting merely compounded the disarray.

These included mixed knowledge about sources of air pollution; sensing air pollution; who is to blame?; poor housing and neighbourhood effects; desperate practices; resistance and ignorance; and fatalism and helplessness.