Sentence examples for explicitly blames from inspiring English sources

Not unless Lord Hutton explicitly blames him for Kelly's death, which is unlikely.

Another perpetrator, Bob, a more flamboyant yet enigmatic character, explicitly blames his offenses on early abuse.

The ACNI explicitly blames the recent government decision to fund the London Olympics via lottery proceeds as the cause for an increasingly steep decline in lottery funding to the arts in Northern Ireland.

Outside France probably what may matter most about her is that she explicitly blames the EU and eurozone for all France's economic woes.

For all of these, he has explicitly blamed the "intrusive meddling" of America and the West.

Iran's oil minister, Bijan Zanganeh, has explicitly blamed Riyadh for the situation.

In fact, the French agriculture minister, Jean Glavany, has explicitly blamed imports of British cattle feed for the current problem.

It survived even last July's serial bombing of Mumbai's commuter trains, which killed nearly 200 people, and which the Indian police explicitly blamed on Pakistan.

Eos bucked a trend in not explicitly blaming the price of oil for its demise, although $120 for a barrel clearly didn't help.

But in announcing her departure, Ms. Snowe explicitly blamed a changing culture in Washington that she said had made those kinds of political accommodations all but impossible.

He explicitly blamed France's former president Nicolas Sarkozy for the lack of progress and unfair obstacles shoved in Ankara's way by several EU players.