Sentence examples for exactly blamed from inspiring English sources

She is also struggling to quit drinking and to become an atheist, and if she hasn't exactly blamed Evelyn for her woes, she certainly resents how little attention her mother seemed to pay them.

And you can't exactly blame us.

And you can't exactly blame them.

You can't exactly blame her for being disloyal, though.

And yet we can't exactly blame the Brits for this.

But the novel doesn't exactly blame Veda; if anything it excuses her.

"Who, exactly, blames carbon dioxide for global warming?" we are forced to wonder.

Murphy has a bee in his bonnet about the superficiality that stains American society, and you can't exactly blame him.

The Cowboys are on their sixth coach in 20 seasons, and Jones acknowledges that he has too often hired the wrong one, though he is not exactly blaming the general manager, because "I'm not in an exclusive club here".

If anything, this shows Google is scrambling for every penny it can get its hands on these days even if it means lowering their quality standards, but I have to add that I can't exactly blame them for it either.

His criticisms are particularly pertinent when you consider that the Greek Crisis is about to rear its ugly head once more this summer, and Europe's politicians can't exactly blame Varoufakis' abrasive style for their failure to definitively end the crisis.