Sentence examples for ever to blame from inspiring English sources

The author suggests he was always right, not really ever to blame.

ITV has apologised for a Loose Women poll published online that asked whether female victims were ever to blame for rape.

Toilets, which account for the biggest domestic use of water, show a similar gain: from six gallons of water per flush in 1980 to only 1.6 gallons in the latest models.Domestic consumers are hardly ever to blame for water shortages.

Quick as ever to blame Israel, the organisation paid lip service to the launching of thousands of rockets by Hamas on Israel during the last years, aiming intentionally to kill innocent civilians.

No victim of abuse is ever to blame for mistreatment, but it is true that some people are at increased risk.

I think the evenness of the controls is such that the player always feels connected, that they're only ever to blame if they lose.

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

Whatever the findings of Governor Nixon's commission, they will be complicated by the question, typically unspoken by public officials but prevalent nonetheless, of whether a single officer — in this case, Darren Wilson, who shot and killed Michael Brown — or even a local official authority, is ever ultimately to blame.

Are you ever tempted to blame yourself or others for the discomfort, uncertainty, doubt and fear that you presently experience?

Neither her nor her partner ever sought to blame the other, and they both maintained they had no idea how this had happened.

Neither her or her partner ever sought to blame the other and they both maintained they had no idea how this had happened.