Sentence examples for inclination to blame from inspiring English sources

Much of their popularity can be explained by increasing economic uncertainty and an inclination to blame financial woes on a black president, according to the SPLC.

Expressions of support for the Israelis during the Gaza war and an inclination to blame the Palestinians for starting it ran nearly four-to-one in the Israelis' favour.

The false distinction between "psychological" and "physical" bases of mental illness encourages the public's inclination to "blame the victim" and the insurance industry's resistance to providing adequate coverage for treatment.

Last week, the judge sided mostly with OSHA, delivering a stinging assessment of what he said was the company's inclination to blame trainers when something went wrong and the faith the park placed in the predictability of an orca's behavior.

"The necessary ingredients for an attack of this kind are to be willing to die that day and an inclination to blame other people, either out of paranoia or a direct grievance," he said.

The party's stunning defeat can be attributed to the electorate's desire for social reform and economic security, as well as its inclination to blame the Conservatives for not having done enough in the 1930s to alleviate mass unemployment or to thwart the aspirations of dictators.

The inclination is to blame the auctioneer, not your own bad judgment.

Indeed, Erdogan's first inclination was to blame, without offering any evidence, the cleric Fethullah Gulen, a former ally who lives in self-imposed exile in the U.S. Whatever one thinks of the latter's philosophy, the 77-year-old is an unlikely mastermind of the military action.

Our first inclination is often to blame the transportation employees for falling asleep while they were supposed to be conducting important tasks.

While there is a natural inclination to pin blame on those associated with failures, we must also openly give praise to those who are doing it well.

Ireland has had little inclination towards the far-right in the past, but with people looking for someone to blame for their economic situation, it could be that what happened in Waterford is a sign of things to come.