Sentence examples for happy to blame from inspiring English sources

Instead of examining Iraqi politics and regional sectarian tensions, Democrats are happy to blame Bush and Republicans are happy to blame Obama.

But they are happy to blame them for everything and to claim that everyone is getting benefits".

At the start he talked like a populist, and some of his officials seem happy to blame Argentina's problems on foreign banks and businesses.

Other defeated councillors were happy to blame problems at Westminster - including the health service, the foreign prisoners scandal and John Prescott's affair - for their demise.

Labour is happy to blame the Lib Dems for everything that happens now and is equally happy to absolve itself of any blame for losing around 150 seats to the Conservatives during this period.

The West Bengal sports minister, Madan Mitra, who questioned the character of a woman who was raped after leaving a Kolkata nightclub, is another addition to the "long line of Indian officials who appear happy to blame the victim," Nilanjana S. Roy writes in The International Herald Tribune.

Eurosceptics were happier to blame failures of state regulation than the market-driven greed and irresponsibility of bankers, whose sparkling promise of easy money they preferred to the dour language of Brussels bureaucrats.

Everybody seems pretty happy to simply blame California: earthquakes, fires, mudslides, brownouts -- don't these people ever stop complaining?

I look back and see that I wasn't happy and looked to blame him sometimes.

It was the relatively happy ending that was to blame: "That was the part that killed me".

Adam was happy-now he had someone to blame.