Sentence examples for like to blame from inspiring English sources

I'd like to blame my mother for this attitude, so I will.

"First, I'd like to blame the Lord for causing us to lose today".

"I'd like to blame my parents for that shot, but I don't think I can do that," Wright said.

It's a tendency I can't quit or explain, but I'd like to blame Evelyn Waugh's "Brideshead Revisited".

I'd like to blame Boss Abramovich and the crushing force of unfettered capitalism, as I normally do.

"They like to blame Zapatero but, in Valencia, they are the inheritance," said Ximo Puig, head of Valencia's socialists.

Theater folk love to celebrate their own, and sometimes you'd like to blame them for it, but you can't.

Of course, many of those same leaders are autocrats, or much worse, and would like to blame all the popular disaffection in their countries on Israel.

The ruling party would be happy if a Hindu extremist was arrested and the opposition would like to blame a Muslim outfit, he said.

Executives at several big food companies say Kraft has conceded too much ground to those who like to blame big food makers for the obesity epidemic.

"I know they like to blame us for what's gone wrong in their operation, but they should look at themselves before they start pointing fingers".