Sentence examples for presumably to blame from inspiring English sources
(Is there any other kind?) For the past several weeks, most of Mr. Gore's pronouncements have focused not on national issues but on our state's deficiencies, for which his opponent, Gov. George W. Bush, is presumably to blame.
For patriots who have sarcastically thanked the EU for "graciously allowing" us to keep the arithmetic of Shakespeare, it is simpler, presumably, to blame Europe for allowing modern schoolchildren the jammy option of measuring in 10s, than to wonder what merit earlier British governments ever saw in the system.
Morrow and San Roque also criticised Riley's article, stating it "disturbingly... married parental blame with the well-documented notion that the rape victim herself is presumably to blame for her attack".
Presumably, there are human beings to blame.
Presumably, Republicans would have tried to blame Mr. Codey for everything that has happened since he arrived at the State House in 1974, from voting to create the income tax to borrowing billions of dollars to pay for operating expenses.
That position, presumably, is now looking rather profitable.For Thailand to blame Mr Soros for its plight is rather like condemning an undertaker for burying a suicide.
Are the kids who ceaselessly tormented a black girl on the school bus LESS to blame because their motives were presumably pure of racism?
Presumably the influence of Game of Thrones is to blame for the relocation of Camelot to a point just south of Sheffield.
