Sentence examples for entirely to blame for from inspiring English sources

Palmer was not entirely to blame for the loss.

In fairness, the president isn't entirely to blame for this.

The broadcasters aren't entirely to blame for this lack of visibility on the airwaves.

Testaverde and the offense are not entirely to blame for Sunday's 17-point halftime deficit.

No single factor is entirely to blame for the underinsurance, consumer advocates and industry executives say.

The Viennese claim that the Germans who came to Austria after Anschluss were entirely to blame for the pogrom.

No quarterback – neither Joe Montana nor Joe Schmo – is ever entirely to blame (or entirely to credit) for the performance of the offense.

Mishra's thesis is that our contemporary misery and revanchist nationalism can be traced to Jean-Jacques Rousseau's romantic reaction to Voltaire's Enlightenment with the Enlightenment itself entirely to blame in letting high-minded disdain for actual human experience leave it open to a romantic reaction.

Mishra's thesis is that our contemporary misery and revanchist nationalism can be traced to Jean-Jacques Rousseau's romantic reaction to Voltaire's Enlightenment — with the Enlightenment itself entirely to blame in letting high-minded disdain for actual human experience leave it open to a romantic reaction.

Something about her speech seems sacrificial, making it possible that Wes struck the killer blow or someone else entirely is to blame for the murder, and Rebecca is willing to take the fall.

It may not be entirely clear who is to blame for inflaming the situation this time, but the responses from major powers, East and West, represent a stark divergence.