Sentence examples for even blamed for from inspiring English sources

Under ancient Hindu tradition, widows are considered bad luck, even blamed for their husbands' deaths.

It has become a byword for the way we watch TV and has been linked to depression and even blamed for ruining people's sex lives.

Spock's approach was criticized as overly permissive by a minority of physicians, and he was even blamed for having helped form the generation of young Americans that protested the Vietnam War and launched the youth counterculture movement of the 1960s.

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Ballroom dancers in London dismissed it as vulgar, it was banned from many dance halls entirely, and it was even blamed for the destruction of Boston's Pickwick club, the authorities blaming the pounding of the dancers' feet for the collapse of the building, which killed 50 people.

Tory MP David Davies called in the House of Commons for a debate "on the use to which these premises may be put following reports that outrageously a member of the House of Lords presided over an event at which Israel was compared to Islamic State, and the Jews were even blamed for their own genocide".

Muddar went on to express her hatred for Ayesha, and even blamed her for making her cancer worse, the court heard.

Cruz was not only mocked for his tweet, but some even blamed him for the team's defeat, using the #CruzCurse hashtag. .

Valentine even blamed himself for one criticism.

So mistrusted was he, that many Pakistanis even blamed him for Benazir Bhutto's assassination, when in fact he lost the most by her removal.

I slagged off her Bed (above) in the 1999 Turner prize show – the artist even blamed me for her not winning the prize.