Sentence examples for great blame from inspiring English sources

Oh, great, blame the young ones.' But you deal with it, whether you agree or not.

In one of those company-wide retrenchment or downsizing conference calls that are like the cruel ceremonies that accompany the defeat of nations, Armstrong, as he admonished his troops and cast great blame on the waters, was distracted by someone with a camera.

In his review of Alec Foege's "Right of the Dial" (April 13), which places great blame on Clear Channel Communications for the present deplorable state of commercial radio, Jacques Steinberg joins the author in failing to understand the true underlying causes.

Corporate jets, million-dollar bathrooms and bailout bonuses make for sexy headlines in the great blame game swirling around our economic catastrophe, but the real culprits aren't crooks, risk-junkies or incompetent regulators.

Then we play the great blame game.

So that's where things stand in today's great blame game.

"I watch a president who's become the great divider, the great complainer, the great excuse-giver, the great blamer," Mr. Romney said.

Some Republicans fear the party could bear the greater blame in 2012 if partisan obstruction against the president and political gridlock are seen as damaging to the economy.

As the infinitely more powerful and wealthier partner in a dysfunctional relationship, he certainly believed it was the US that bore the greater blame.

But they left many Americans with nagging doubts about her character because the greater blame for the campaigns' negativity fell on Mrs. Clinton.

Undoubtedly, there are plenty of cases in which both borrower and lender are at fault, and others in which just one of the parties may bear greater blame.