Sentence examples for prefer to blame from inspiring English sources

Many prefer to blame their problems on others, ideally America.

Managers may prefer to blame the private equity firm for poor results rather than themselves.

They prefer to blame a more general frustration at a perceived widening of social inequality and the government's unresponsiveness.

With so much shame and stigma surrounding the disease, some people might prefer to blame vampires for sickness and death.

In this they differ from the far right, who prefer to blame supposed "welfare-tourist" immigrants for the country's woes.

We know this happens, but we prefer to blame promoters, ticket agencies, managers – anyone but the artist.

He preferred to blame the Germans.

The county prefers to blame the people.

"He prefers to blame Palestinians for everything – even the Holocaust," Abbas said.

But rather than wrestle with the complexities, Blyth prefers to blame her favorite ideological boogeyman: liberalism.

Although this was the result of policy mistakes and global financial instability, Mr Kirchner preferred to blame it on "neoliberalism".