Sentence examples for preferred to blame from inspiring English sources

He preferred to blame the Germans.

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

When they chose to publicise problems economic or moral they preferred to blame the West, notably the United States.

So far the Democratic politicians railing at the results in Florida have generally preferred to blame ballots and machines and election officials.

But Fassel does not think defenses are predicting the Giants' plays and preferred to blame lack of execution, like missing blocks, dropping passes and overthrowing receivers.

Though all evidence pointed to the Secret Service and the N.Y.P.D., Degel preferred to blame Bill de Blasio for the street closing.

The county prefers to blame the people.

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.

"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.