Sentence examples for most blamed from inspiring English sources

Often, being the team's most celebrated player also means being the most blamed player.

A rumour sprung up that Matulović had sold the point for $400, though most blamed Soviet officials rather than Taimanov himself.

Despite the locale, art could not have been further from their minds: they were calling for the removal of Slobodan Milosevic, the man most blamed for the wars that ripped the old Yugoslavia apart.

It may seem paradoxical to try to lessen inequality by relying on the institutions that are most blamed today, but it is only through these institutions that inequality reduction can really work well in a capitalist economy.

Most blamed Daisey for the indiscretion, but a few pointed the finger at Ira Glass as well; as the Baffler's Eugenia Williamson put it at the time: "Daisey stepped forward to deliver to This American Life listeners exactly what Glass had conditioned them to expect – a dramatic nonfiction narrative in the form of a personal journey".

Most blamed the economic downturn and rising unemployment.

Most blame the surge in Brazilian exports.

More than 80% of Belarusians say the economy is in crisis, and most blame the president.

Mark Mellman, a Democratic pollster, said Mr. Obama could escape most blame for now.

Most blame "Islamic extremists," as Hayder Mayid, a second lieutenant, put it.

Others may delve deeper into who bears most blame for three-quarters of a century of strife.