"The supple forms of women" are directly blamed for the confidence trickery of the second story, set on the "Gay White Way" of the city's after-dark hotspots.
The king was directly blamed for the unnecessary loss of life, and for the first time alternatives to Charles Stuart, "that man of blood," were openly contemplated.
In 2006 Ferreras was directly blamed for Mestre's death by dive co-organiser Carlos Serra in his book The Last Attempt, amid allegations the record attempt failed to adhere to standard safety procedures.
During the mid-20th century, governmental efforts to reduce air pollution increased substantially after several major inversions, such as one weeklong air pollution episode in London in 1952 that was directly blamed for more than 4,000 deaths.
Mr Maliki has been directly blamed for extending patronage along sectarian lines, contributing to a growing disenfranchisement among the Sunni-majority population of the Nineveh province, of which Mosul is the capital.
A poor performance would have been directly blamed on Martínez's destabilising effect on the squad but after the 6-1 demofithen of the Swabians without his help, the general take was of course this: his sheer presence on the bench made everyone try harder and play better.
Although the word certainly may imply 'I think' in this context, such an implication can only represent a hidden stance, as by using certainly, as opposed to I think, the speaker or writer can be less likely to be directly blamed for his or her assessment.
Three deaths were directly blamed on the system as a result of the floods and mudslides.
While no casualties are directly blamed on the storm, at least one traffic-related death took place.
