Sentence examples for looking to blame from inspiring English sources

… I'm not looking to blame anybody.

"We're not looking to blame the church," Mr. Crane said in a telephone interview yesterday.

"We're not looking to blame anyone, but we want to be recognized," said Mr. Ana, a sinewy man with a fixed gaze and a papery complexion.

With the Milwaukee Bucks staring playoff elimination in the eyeballs, Ray Allen sounded like a man who was looking to blame everyone but his own volatile team.

Rather than looking to blame feminism for making men feel as though they have lost their way, we need to talk instead of how sexist stereotyping cuts both ways, damaging all.

She said: "I'm not looking to blame anybody for the death of my dad.

But of course in tragedy, people so often look to blame others.

But at the postmatch press conference, Mr. Nadal refused to make excuses or look to blame anyone but himself.

Hoskins doesn't look to blame consumers of cheap, fast fashion; rather the commodified market that's creating false needs and desires.

We immediately look to blame religion and in particular Islam, but violence and warfare is a popular ingredient of so many television shows, video games and films.

Miscast modern actors might rather look to blame the casting director, or the director if they end up in a role in a production looking uncomfortable at best and incompetent and silly at worst.