Sentence examples for i apportioned from inspiring English sources

In the column I apportioned blame to both the well-heeled lobbies that swarm to protect their perks and to the think tanks (which are more abundant on the right) that reward political conformity rather than intellectual rigor.

"I apportion no blame to Nicky, what can he do?

In splitting my life between Jackson and New Orleans, I've apportioned myself, both geographically and metaphorically, between two "states": one home for family and society, another for solitude.

I'm apportioning fault.

WHEN Lebanon was formed in 1943 out of a French mandate granted after World War I, power was apportioned by religion, mainly to protect the Maronites; they were to hold the Presidency, with other offices apportioned to Sunni Moslems, Shites, Druse and 13 smaller sects.

I don't think that's fair and I can't apportion any blame to them.

I'm not apportioning any blame.

Strand's octogenarian, both a sendup of narcissism and a new-style Narcissus, then performs, for the benefit of an audience of poetic conventions, the apportioned striptease: Making sure that I was alone, I took off my shirt.

I dare not carry a pen, I dare not wear a shirt as you have apportioned even the colours, damn you!* Is it student or pupil?

I am running to be president in next year's elections because I see many things that are broken and instead of apportioning blame, I am volunteering myself to help fix it.

"I read things on forums where blame was being apportioned, but the higher leadership has kept a lid on it".