Sentence examples similar to shocking blame from inspiring English sources

Typical was an article published in The New York Daily News on Jan . 17in which Scott Shifrel and Tracy Connor describe what they call "the defense's shocking blame-the-victim strategy," and quote the prosecutor at length: "Prosecutors scoffed at the defense's claim that Rodriguez was just an overwrought family man by reciting the outrages Nixzmary endured.

We blame the shocking unemployment levels, we blame the Lib Dems' collaboration in the benign Vichy coalition we live under, we blame the baby boomers who are refusing to bequeath their wealth to the generation beneath them, we blame Thatcher for creating a society of bored and broken service industry workers whose jobs are constantly under threat.

"But I watch with dismay what is occurring on Facebook: shocking, what hatred!" She blames the tabloid press for setting the tone.

The Putin regime, however, blames the shocking decline in Russian scientific publication activity since 1990 on the "radical neoliberal reforms" of the 1990s.

- Beautiful sideline reporter blamed for shocking loss.

The blame for this "shocking" behavior, Mr. Kissinger said, could not be laid at the doorstep of the Bush administration.

In short, can one blame the Boomers' shocking capitulation against Serbia on Cate Campbell's or Cameron McEvoy's disappointing form in the pool?

During the Q&A, Kristoff also asked who Clinton considers to be at blame for her shocking loss. .

Shocking moment to shocking moment.

The group's imprimatur was partially blamed for the shocking defeat of then-House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va). in his primary election -- the prevailing critique being that he was too closely aligned with the chamber and too open to immigration reform.

We suppose we can't blame them for not shocking us if our expectations are that high.