Sentence examples for scapegoat of from inspiring English sources

We seem to be the scapegoat of choice lately.

So the mullet has become a scapegoat of political correctness.

I'm the scapegoat of the St Trinian's staff room.

Evidently, Jews remain the desperate scapegoat of choice for those with their backs to the wall.

But that is no reason to make a scapegoat of tiny Ireland.

Why not try everyone's favourite socialite and scapegoat of the moment, Kim Kardashian.

Let's not make ourselves, as a society, the biggest scapegoat of all.

The only dis made was against Cecil Taylor as a scapegoat of jazz gone astray.

The Communists insisted on making a scapegoat of POUM, and its leader was tortured and executed.

Some complain that Riken made a scapegoat of Obokata in order to contain the crisis.

Brownstein, almost as socially obsessed as her elegant scapegoat of choice, Lionel Trilling, dithers over exactly where to place Austen.