Sentence examples for perhaps to blame from inspiring English sources
Business class (free booze perhaps to blame?) was a mess, and the smell was abominable.
As we see the violence - in Iraq, Palestine, Lebanon - for which we bear a measure of responsibility, there is a temptation, perhaps, to blame it all on "Islam".
I was genuinely disturbed by this ending and have no idea how to account for it — except perhaps to blame it on that barracks filled with young women I shouted the Pledge of Allegiance with three times a day for a week.
A lack of match sharpness was perhaps to blame for Rooney squandering England's best chance after 27 minutes.
That raised questions about whether he was striking an apologist note, perhaps seeking to blame some other group.
Yet as Gallery acknowledges, it is perhaps unfair to blame Penn for his failure to foresee a city covering 125 square miles.
Yet decadence and dissension amongst the party's leadership, and the ascendance of a black middle class with more access to the economic and social mainstream, are perhaps equally to blame for the Panthers' decline.
Though the Brothers are widely seen as equally or perhaps mostly to blame, many are deeply sceptical that Egypt's still-unreformed and creakier-than-ever state institutions have the competence to steer the country out of its current storm.And there remains a pressing question: where are Egypt's millions of Islamists meant to go?
Mr. Bernstein, a columnist for The International Herald Tribune, the global edition of The New York Times, sees Richard Burton, a British Arabist, as perhaps most to blame, being among the first to popularize the notion of the East as offering an endless procession of licentiousness and abandon.
Of course, the older terminology of "matter" and "anti-matter" does not really help our philosophical understanding of mass-energy equivalence and is perhaps partly to blame for misconceptions surrounding E = mc2.
"While it is easy, and perhaps comforting, to blame all Muslims for terrorism in the world, such beliefs give rise to violence that hurts innocent, ordinary people".
