Sentence examples for easy blame from inspiring English sources

No easy blame, no easy answers.

And because there are always a few bad apples, it is an addictively easy blame game.

The government is blaming a massive "tsunami", but this easy blame masks its criminal neglect of disaster systems and history of ignoring danger signs.

Our depressing sport is for adults or kids, for those inclined to paddle in blood and sordidness or for those who've given up the ghost on seriousness (and who reckon the parent-pleasing "Traffic" is serious and daring -- when it puts easy blame on Mexico and slides over the profound American passion for drugs).

At any rate, the market for unhappy childhoods is so crowded that when a genuinely original memoir comes along - one prepared to explore, without cheap thrills or easy blame, the difficulties of a "difficult" parent-child relationship - there's a risk that it will be missed or set aside for something less taxing.

The lousy economy and chronic underemployment that our generation is facing is easy blame.

"The election is rigged!" he tells anyone who will listen, because it's a lot easier blaming everyone around him rather than shouldering the blame himself.

"It's easy to blame them, and Congress certainly isn't going to blame themselves".

Why is this so?" It is easier, so much easier, to blame and hate.

"It's easy to blame hip-hop," he says.

"It's easy to blame the spouse," Olson continued.