Sentence examples for drawing blame from inspiring English sources

Iran put up an increasingly aggressive front last week, threatening to cut off oil sales to Europe and posturing over the progress of its nuclear program, as well as drawing blame for assassination attempts on Israelis.

Even in cases when the shooter is not a migrant, they can still draw blame.

Then an initial forensic report said Mohamed had died from three "gunshot wounds," although the conclusion prosecutors drew blamed "Muslim Brotherhood students" inside the university.

Opinion polls show him drawing even more blame for the shortcomings of the conduct of the war than Mr Olmert.

Six-weight world champion Pacquiao, who falls to 57 wins, six losses and two draws, later blamed a shoulder injury for his defeat.

The Bush administration's tax cuts drew the headline blame for so huge a swing -- and they were a big factor -- but productivity was also at fault.

But nine years after the Army terminal closed down, the fate of the bulk of the property is still up in the air, and many people here blame Mr. Doria for drawing out the process.

Even Senator John McCain, who had criticised fellow Republicans in the House as "hobbits" during their grandstanding on the debt ceiling, pinned the ultimate blame on the president: instead of producing a plan of his own, Mr Obama had insisted on "leading from behind".While the politicians apportion blame, voters are drawing their own conclusions.

Drawing from synthpop music, "I Blame Myself" incorporates minimalist production elements.

She takes it upon herself not only to try to explain away the violence, but ascribes blame as well, drawing some bizarre connection to the murderer and filmmakers Judd Apatow and Seth Rogen.

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