Sentence examples for propensity to blame from inspiring English sources
The approach to each of these problems illustrates a common propensity to blame the technology, rather than the way in which the technology has been used.
Our propensity to blame the circumstances or other people for our life struggles is so deeply ingrained that it can seem intractable.
Once in the city, the good-looking country boy who could write, paint and play the fiddle, led an itinerant existence that was temporarily interrupted when he went off to fight in the Spanish Civil War (a claim some still dispute, though Grove argues that here his self-mythologising propensities were to blame).
Social scientists and traffic safety experts say that male drivers around the world get into more than their share of bad car crashes, and that the male propensity for aggression and risk taking, fueled by testosterone, is to blame.
The defense lawyers also sought to blame Ford, saying the Explorer has a dangerous propensity to roll over after tread separations in accidents such as the one that caused Mrs. Rodriguez's injuries.
Are aerodynamics to blame?
