Sentence examples for of which blamed from inspiring English sources

The post-campaign chatter — much of which blamed Ms. Cutter for the Kerry campaign's seeming inability to fight back — is said to have devastated her.

The news set off a barrage of publicity, much of which blamed Mr. Speaker for potentially exposing others to such a dangerous disease.

The trustee filed four separate lawsuits, the most extensive of which blames a "collusive scheme" by units of JPMorgan Chase & Company, Citigroup, the Royal Bank of Scotland, Credit Suisse and UBS for driving the company into bankruptcy.

Yet serious damage to an area that Syrians widely consider one of their greatest treasures is likely to stir anger at both sides — each of which blames the other for the destruction in the city — in a conflict that seems mired in stalemate.

In the northern city of Sheffield, which blamed her for the loss of jobs, a headline in The Star, a regional newspaper, said, "We can never forgive her".

An important part of the debate about internal and external reasons has centered on 'reactive attitudes', or attitudes that we have towards agents in response to their behavior, of which blame is the paradigm.

After the war, the wounds of the defeat in 1917 were reopened in the long Caporetto Inquest of 1918 19, which blamed the invasion largely on various top military leaders.

It has ended the culture of grievance which blamed London for all our troubles.

He is most famous for "Open Veins of Latin America", which blamed the region's problems on European colonisers and the United States.

There was a blood feud between him and the family of another warlord, which blamed Hajji Zaman for his assassination in 2002.

There was also a blood feud between him and the family of another warlord, which blamed Hajji Zaman for his assassination in 2002.