Sentence examples for falsely blaming from inspiring English sources
Hitler told Germans that Germany's neighbors had attacked Germany in 1914 without reason, and then falsely denied their crime while falsely blaming Germany.
The subject of Katyn has for decades been a source of unresolved friction between Moscow and Warsaw, with successive Soviet governments falsely blaming the Nazis for the massacre.
Green groups slammed Osborne's comments, accusing him of undermining the coalition's green agenda by falsely blaming environmental policies for energy price hikes.
In its complaint, filed in federal district court in Manhattan, the S.E.C. accused Biovail of falsely blaming its failure to meet its third-quarter 2003 earnings guidance on a truck accident that carried a shipment of the company's products.
Trump finally said the words "President Barack Obama was born in the United States, period" after falsely blaming Hillary Clinton's 2008 campaign for starting the rumor, an accusation that the Washington Post's fact-checker called "ridiculous".
He also asked if he could "vent" about the outrageousness of Trump (who, by the end of the week, was falsely blaming Clinton for his shameless history of birtherism).
If you begin to lie and to testify falsely, blame yourself.
A defiant President Trump falsely blames others for the misery he created.
That goes for gluten and dairy, too, which are often falsely blamed for contributing to inflammation.
Later in life, he falsely blamed his underlings presumably because this was not conduct becoming of a gentleman.
Bettison argues that he himself did nothing to obscure the truth or falsely blame Liverpool supporters for the disaster.
