Sentence examples for reason blame from inspiring English sources

We can, with ample reason, blame physicians who don't want to talk or think about dying.

When re-election time came, he lost – and for whatever reason blamed that loss on Martin Van Buren.

Steve Kerr, the coach of the Golden State Warriors, who has emerged in these odd times as a national voice of reason, blamed the media for giving both men the kind of exposure they crave (sorry, Coach) and added, "It would be nice . . . if both of them would just be quiet.

Most people do the opposite of this for some reason, blaming themselves for all setbacks but calling achievements "dumb luck" or crediting someone else for it.

This ban is not responsible for the overgrown lanes vexing rural holidaymakers, because roadside hedges can still be cut for safety reasons (blame austerity for wild roadsides), but it is vexing many farmers.

One of many reasons blamed for (Western) Europe's stagnant growth in recent decades has been that so many European adults are not working, and are effectively not employable because they have been out of jobs for so long.

Among the reasons blamed were increased PKK violence, the H5N1 bird flu found in Van, and the Mohammad cartoon controversy.

There was no reason to blame impingement for it.

There's no reason to blame the dancers for this.

You have good reason to blame them all.

The region's political leaders have some reason to blame Argentina for their misfortunes.