Sentence examples for managed to blame from inspiring English sources

Hitler had managed to blame the Jews for communism.

You even managed to blame the housing crisis on the government's distortion of the free market.

He doesn't want to blame anyone else, but managed to blame pretty much everyone who had a role in this fiasco - advisers, the pension regulator and even journalists.

The new year got off to an impressive start with a headline that managed to blame childless women for the struggling economy, NHS meltdown and shorter life expectancies.

Dynamo's vice president, Alexei Semenenko, even managed to blame the incident on the Kremlin, implying the incident was staged for the benefit of Russian TV.

In 2003 it managed to blame her for a massacre and, as she put it this week, "for allowing myself to get beaten up", when her convoy was attacked by pro-junta thugs.

While admitting his terrible record at Fordham was "all my fault," Bob Hill manages to blame the university for deceiving him("Wrong Turn in Bronx, but Hill Finds the Way Back," Jan . 8.

Even the poor economy he manages to blame on the breakdown of the "traditional family".

Their publicist tells them to issue an apology, but they still manage to blame the liberal media or political correctness for people being too sensitive.

Consider the recent New York Times op-ed by Iranian foreign minister Javad Zarif, who manages to blame all the problems in the Middle East on the Saudis' brand of religion while avoiding any mention of Iran's support for the vicious Assad regime in Syria, Hezbollah in Lebanon or al Qaeda's international operations.

He was called a lumbering beast that couldn't hit a barn door if he was standing right next to it and even while he was surrounded by the preening, self-regarding celebrities of Eriksson-era England he still somehow managed to be blamed for that team's inability to do anything other than get knocked out of a competition on penalties in the quarter-finals.