Sentence examples for devastating blame from inspiring English sources

Actors on all sides of the conflict come in for devastating blame and a small dose of sympathy.

A recent Guardian article entitled "A Day in the Life of a Fertility Clinic" followed a fertility unit in Oxford "on an out-of-town industrial estate," and picked up on this devastating blame game.

Friday's title="Romney Calls Job Numbers 'Devastating,' Blames Obama" href="http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2012/06/romney-calls-job-numbers-devastating-blames-obama/" > poor jobs report may be one of those signals.

Susan is devastated and blames Karl for keeping her from Jim.

Disease, loss of habitat and inter-breeding with domestic cats have been blamed for devastating wild populations.

Even as the army vows to crack down on Islamist militants it blames for devastating attacks at home, it turns a blind eye to some groups, such as Jamaat-ud-Dawa, that support the military's strategic aims outside Pakistan.

This study demonstrates the great contribution of a simple and, to some, superficial procedure that can both help the patient escape the anguish of disfiguration and reduce rancor against the surgeon, who is often blamed for devastating a patient's self-image.

He was devastated, but he blamed no one but himself.

And because I can feel for them, I can tell my son that I hope Kyle Williams will be able to accept responsibility without being devastated by self-blame, that he will -- as I hope Gabe and his friends would -- talk with his teammates and family and friends.

Widespread and devastating health pandemics have also been blamed on LGBT people.

On top of that, ethanol has been blamed for contributing to the devastating global rise in food prices.