Sentence examples similar to saddle with blame from inspiring English sources

And to its credit, the three main characters are too likable for any of them to be saddled with blame.

Mr. Alexander said Democrats would soon find themselves saddled with blame by Americans whenever they ran into a problem with an insurance company, even though Democrats have made a point of criticizing the insurance industry in the debate and asserting that without legislation the nation faced never-ending increases in premiums that would make health coverage less and less affordable.

I ENJOYED this headline, from earlier in the week, on the BuzzFeed website: "Obama Looks To Saddle Republicans With Blame For Debt Limit Fight".

Avoid accusing your employees or saddling them with blame for work systems.

Now Mr Anastasiades is saddled with the blame and the task of revitalising a moribund economy.

(Let's just say they did, because otherwise their poor ghostwriter will be saddled with the blame for this dud).

Signs are not promising, given the tendency to play the game as if saddling the other side with blame for failure is the main goal.

Priscilla Turner, 55, of Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y., is a registered Democrat, but she said President Bush was being saddled with some unfair blame.

That sets up an opportunity, as Democrats see it, to saddle Republicans with the blame for a weak economy.

Neither Romney nor congressional Republicans have directly faulted Clinton over security in Libya and do not appear eager to saddle her with the blame.

It is unlikely that his critics will be able to saddle him with the blame for specific errors made by the FBI in the months before the attack.